AKM-GSIWhile Chloë Grace Moretz may have rocked the red carpet solo, the Carrie star arrived at the 2014 Teen Choice Awards with one very special pal.
Namely, rumored beau Brooklyn Beckham.
The 17-year-old Kick Ass star and David and Victoria Beckham's 15-year-old son were snapped standing side by side at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on Sunday before the two posed separately for pics at the annual awards show.
Moretz looked gorgeous (and all grown-up!) in a pair of red and black embroidered shorts teamed with a matching jacket, and she paired the eye-catching ensemble with a black bandeau, showing off her toned and trim tummy. Meanwhile, her reported BF resembled his famous father, sporting skinny jeans, a navy leather jacket and cool aviator shades.
Speculation has been running rampant that things have turned romantic between the adorable twosome ever since the pair was spotted skateboarding together in Los Angeles, and shortly after, Brooklyn broke up with his British girlfriend.
According to a source, the young model recently called things off with his former ladylove in order to spend more time with the Carrie star.
"He broke up with her just a few weeks ago," a source recently told E! News of the good-looking offspring. "Right before she was set to take him to prom."
The insider added, "Photos surfaced of Brooklyn hanging out with Chloë in Los Angeles and then all of a sudden, he told his girlfriend that he couldn't make it to prom after all."
While neither Brooklyn nor Chloë has officially commented on their relationship status, the If I Stay beauty recently opened up about her friendship with the young Brit in an interview with Company magazine.
"We SoulCycle at the same place, so met a while ago and then just kinda started hanging out," the actress told the publication of her reported beau, who has been known to frequent the trendy spin class with his famous parents.
As for who is the better skateboarder?
"I don't know!" Moretz replied. "I mean, he had a pretty small skateboard, and I had more of a long board. I think he's a risk taker, like a typical guy, weaving in and out of people. I'm a 'safety boarder'—I don't want to break any bones!"