Julia Fox Says She, Kanye West Have 'No Labels' Despite PDA-Filed Outings

Julia Fox got candid about her relationship status with Kanye West.

Fox, 31, and West, 44, — who now goes by Ye — have been spotted out and about together in the past weeks. On Wednesday, they were photographed kissing passionately and hugging after dining with Madonna, Antonio Brown, Floyd Mayweather and more.

Kanye and Julia were also photographed holding hands. In another photo, the "Gold Digger" rapper had his arms wrapped around the "Uncut Gems" actress. Both rocked all-black outfits during the outing. The actress sported a leather crop top with matching low-cut leather pants, Page Six reported.

"Things are heating up," a source told the outlet. "Ye has moved on [from estranged wife Kim Kardashian] and is focused on a big 2022. He wishes Kim well."

Fox discussed her romance with West on the latest episode of her "Forbidden Fruits" podcast. The actress said that she is "just living in the moment" and doesn't "have any expectations" about what they have at present.

"There's no labels, none of that," Fox was quoted by People as saying. "It's just people that make each other feel better. It's really like such a Gemini/Aquarius connection. It's very inspirational. Our minds, we both work very fast; we keep up with each other, which is cool."

She also praised Kim Kardashian's ex, saying he was "exciting" to be with because "any idea can become reality."

"Anything is possible, any dream is possible. And I love that! And he's just such a doer. He's like, 'Let's do it now. Don't wait,'" Fox said of West. "It's honestly just an honor to be in [his] presence and to be able to experience history happening."

Fox also admitted in December that she was a fan of the Kardashian-Jenner clan. She said she watched "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" since the show premiered.

"I'm gonna miss 'Keeping Up,'" Fox said in her podcast with Niki Takesh when they recapped the biggest stories of 2021. She added that she was a "die-hard OG" fan of the Kardashians.

"I have been watching 'Keeping Up' since it first came out in 2007 when, like, watching it was embarrassing. … I wanted them to be my family. You feel like you know them," she said at the time. "It's like you are happy for them when something good happens to them."