G-Eazy and Ashley Benson engage in PDA during coffee outing in LA as their romance continues

Ashley Benson and G-Eazy were snapped Tuesday in Los Angeles looking affectionate and engaging in a bit of PDA as they grabbed a coffee.

The 30-year-old actress was clad in an all-black ensemble of a leather jacket with pants, sneakers and sunglasses. She had her brown locks pulled pack and parted as she sat outside with the rapper amid speculation they’re engaged.

The Pretty Little Liars star was seen hugging and kissing the 31-year-old rapper, who wore a brown and orange flannel top with black pants and a New York Yankees baseball cap. The I Mean It rapper wore orange, purple and black Nikes.

Both kept their faces covered with black masks amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. 

Benson looks to be in a serious relationship with the rapper, whose real name is Gerald Gillum, following her split with girlfriend Cara Delevingne in May, who she had been linked with for nearly two years. After some fans criticized Benson amid the new relationship, Delevingne told her fans on social media to lay off.

‘It’s more important now than ever to spread love, not hate,’ she said. ‘To everyone hating on @ashleybenson please stop. You don’t know the truth, only her and I do and that’s exactly how it should be.’

G-Eazy earlier this month opened up about Benson, telling ET that Benson is ‘a special one’ and ‘an exceptionally talented person in many different spaces’ after they recorded music together.

He continued: ‘Obviously, she’s a great actress, but, you know, getting to work with her and putting her in front of a microphone and watching her sing so effortlessly, she has this very special tone of voice and texture and something that’s very innate to her given that’s not her first job or what she’s known for.

‘It just blew me away that you can have such a hidden, special talent that the world doesn’t get to see as often.’

G-Eazy, who has past been romantically linked to Halsey, Lana Del Rey and model Yasmin Wijnaldum, said he often channels his emotions into his work.

‘I’ve experienced love in my life. I’ve experienced heartbreak in my life and caused heartbreak in my life and received heartbreak in my life,’ the musical artist said. ‘The power of music is to express and capture the human experience. 

‘We live and we experience things. Music for us is an outlet, a way to channel the things we go through and put into a tangible forum.’