Are Michael B. Jordan & KiKi Layne Secretly Dating? Pair Spotted Flirting & Serving PDA At Event

Are Michael B. Jordan & KiKi Layne Secretly Dating? Pair Spotted Flirting & Serving PDA At Event
Is the B in Michael B. Jordan for “bae?” If the Sundance Film Festival could talk, it would tell us actor Michael B. Jordan and actress KiKi Layne were getting cozy behind the scenes at the coveted film event. According to reports, on Friday (January 25th), the pair arrived separately to an event, but left together.
A source claims,
“They were put at separate VIP tables, but KiKi quickly made her way over to Michael’s table. And they seriously never left each other’s side. Canoodling to the max.”
The source added that Michael and KiKi were packing on the P.D.A.:
“She would have her hand on the back of his head rubbing it as he whispered in her ear and [he] kept kissing her cheek…it was clear to everyone in the room that they were together.”
Michael B. Jordan’s blockbuster movie, “Black Panther,” is nominated for seven Academy Awards this year, while KiKi Layne’s breakout film, “If Beale Street Could Talk” is up for three.
What do you think about these two together?
Written by Miata Shanay


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