Ryan Seacrest is still single, despite rumors linking him to Camille Orders. A source says they’re longtime friends, not dating.

Ryan Seacrest has a long history of romance. (Image: Getty)

Ryan Seacrest may be jet-setting with friends, but he’s not off the market.

A source familiar with the situation told US Weekly that the 50-year-old Wheel of Fortune host is “currently single,” shutting down speculation about a potential new romance with entrepreneur Camille Orders.

Photos recently published by the Daily Mail showed Seacrest and Orders spending time together, sparking questions about the nature of their relationship.

According to the insider, “Ryan and Camille have been friends for over a decade and are currently traveling together with mutual friends. There’s nothing romantic going on.”

Despite online claims that Orders, 32, had once worked alongside Seacrest at E! News, the source clarified that she never held a position at the network.

Seacrest fans have speculated a romance with Camille Orders. (Image: Getty)

Orders has built a career in event planning and production and has leased residential properties in New York City for several years.

More recently, she obtained her real estate license.

Seacrest has not commented publicly on the speculation, nor has he addressed the rumors directly.

He has been single since parting ways with longtime girlfriend Aubrey Paige in April 2024, following a three-year relationship.

Throughout his career, the American Idol host has been linked to several high-profile partners, including Julianne Hough, Shayna Taylor, and Shana Wall.

In previous interviews, he’s spoken openly about his thoughts on marriage and family life.

“I’m happy in the present moment,” Seacrest told guest cohost Lisa Rinna during a 2022 episode of Live With Kelly and Ryan.

“I don’t think about anything else. Why push it? I think having kids at the right time would be great.”

He also acknowledged the influence of his parents’ enduring relationship. “My parents have been married 52 and a half years, so that’s a high bar,” he said.

Back in 2017, he offered a tongue-in-cheek take on his hesitation to settle down. “I figure, the longer I wait, the older I’ll be, the closer to death I am, so I can get it in, and not screw it up,” he joked during a live broadcast.