Paige DeSorbo has a new man in her life after her split from Craig Conover.
The “Summer House” alum has been dating marketing executive Joe D’Amelio for “a while” and their romance is “going really well,” a source told Us Weekly Monday.
“It took a few months for Paige to warm up to being in another relationship again, but she moved on after Craig and is genuinely happy,” the insider added.
D’Amelio is the senior vice-president of football marketing at Klutch Sports Group, the sports agency founded by Adele’s fiancé, Rich Paul.
He’s believed to be the man DeSorbo, 32, was spotted with in a VIP box at a Philadelphia Eagles game in January.
DeuxMoi also published pictures of the two holding hands in Capri, Italy, earlier this month. A source told the outlet that the two were “very much together.”
In April, DeSorbo said she was “absolutely dating people … and having a very good time” — but wasn’t involved in “anything serious” — during her appearance on “Watch What Happens Live.”
She also shared that she believed she should “be with an Italian next” and was looking to not be “the funny one” in the relationship this time around.
The Bravo star announced her split from Conover, 36, in November 2024 after three years of dating.
“No one did anything. It wasn’t a bad thing,” she said on her and Hannah Berner’s “Giggly Squad” podcast at the time.
“I think we both were just being really mature and saying what we want and what we didn’t want, and I think that’s extremely powerful to be able to voice how you’re feeling in real time and what you want for your future.”
“I have so much love and respect for Craig,” she added. “I think he is one of the best people I’ve met in my entire life. I will remain the biggest fan for him and want the best for him, and he truly will get the best because he is the best. But, with that said, I think it is the right decision for both of us.”
However, the breakup became less amicable, and DeSorbo later branded the “Southern Charm” star a liar when he claimed that their split wasn’t a mutual decision.
“I felt like he was saying that because he wanted [to be] the victim, wanted people to be like, ‘She did it. She caused this,’” she said during her “Watch What Happens Live” interview with Andy Cohen.
