G-Eazy & Halsey Spotted Together At His Concert Amid Reunion Rumors

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20225.5K Views

G-Eazy (L) and Halsey attend the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Awards which broadcasted live on TBS, TNT, and truTV at The Forum on March 11, 2018 in Inglewood, California.

Halsey was seen turning up during G-Eazy's set on "The Endless Summer" tour.

Two days after they were spotted holding hands at a VMA after-party, Halsey was seen turning up in the crowd during G-Eazy's set on "The Endless Summer" tour.

Amid rumors they've gotten back together, Halsey was seen singing along to G-Eazy's set during "The Endless Summer" tour in Columbus, OH last night. TMZ obtained footage of the singer vibing out in the DJ booth at the Express Live! arena. In the footage, she's seen dancing in a orange hoodie while the rapper performs "Some Kind Of Drug."

The footage comes a few days after rumors sparked that they were back together. G-Eazy and Halsey were seen leaving the 1 Oak in NYC after Travis Scott's VMA after-party. They were seen jumping into the same SUV around 4:40 a.m.

While rumors that they're back together run rampant, the Ohio link up is pretty convenient for the two as well since Halsey's set to perform in Colombus tonight. According to an E!, Halsey and G-Eazy are "working on their relationship" but there hasn't been any bad blood between them following their break-up. They add that "they consider each other family and are on good terms now, but not fully back together."

This comes less than two months after Halsey revealed that she and G-Eazy split up. The singer took to Instagram to announce that they were taking some time apart. Although most people assumed that they were done for good, maybe they just needed a break.

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