Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua shed some clarifying light on his dating life after being spotted with multiple celebrities that he’s been romantically linked with.
The Rams receiver opened up on his busy offseason in an episode of the ‘One Night with Steiny’ podcast, where he clarified that he’s not a player of any kind.
‘I’m just trying to meet some new friends,’ Nacua said, confirming that he’s still single.
Nacua has been linked to actress and model Sydney Sweeney, who he tried to take out via a cheeky post on X.
Later, he was spotted arm-in-arm in Hollywood with comedian Hannah Stocking before attending the Daytona 500 with wrestling star Charlotte Flair.
In recent weeks, Nacua’s been seen at a mall food court with influencer Sara Saffari and rinkside at a Los Angeles Kings hockey game with social media star Megan Eurgenio – aka Overtime Megan.
LA Rams star receiver Puka Nacua confirmed that he is still single amid romantic rumors
Nacua has been linked with actress Sydney Sweeney (L) and influencer Sara Saffari (R)
Nacua was spotted at an LA Kings hockey game with influencer Megan Eugenio this month
In February, he was also spotted at the Daytona 500 with wrestling superstar Charlotte Flair
On the podcast – which is co-hosted by Saffari – Nacua insisted the meetups were strictly platonic.
The star wide receiver went further to say that the narratives being formed are leading him to consider taking better steps to protect himself and the women he’s been seen with.
‘I should definitely use the private membership spot that I have more often,’ he said. ‘Invite all my new friends over there.’
The wideout specifically said that he and Saffari ‘are not dating’ while pointing out that his shot at Sweeney didn’t get a response.
‘I am currently single,’ the two-time Pro Bowler said. ‘I love to dance. I love to listen to Drake. I love skydiving.’
The 24-year-old added that he got some advice from his quarterback, Matthew Stafford, to avoid unwanted attention.
‘He definitely had some words for me,’ Nacua said. ‘Like, maybe let’s choose our next decisions wisely before making them.’
