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RHOBH: Delilah Hamlin Spotted On Date With Jack Nicholson's Son Ray

Delilah Hamlin, the daughter of Lisa Rinna from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, was spotted on a date with Jack Nicholson's son Ray Nicholson. The news of the date comes two months after it was confirmed that Delilah and Eyal Booker had broken up after more than two years together. The pair initially met in early 2019 after Delilah's sister Amelia Hamlin, who dated Scott Disick, saw Eyal on the reality series Love Island UK.

After going through his social media, Delilah decided to slide in Eyal's DMs. He was receptive, and the two began exchanging messages back and forth. After talking for quite some time, Delilah flew out to London, where the two officially met. However, rumors of Delilah and Eyal's relationship didn't start until April 2019, when they were spotted at the Coachella Music Festival together. Now, Delilah is ready to move on and see what else is out there in the dating world.

Related: RHOBH: Lisa Rinna's Daughter Delilah Reportedly Breaks Up With Eyal Booker

Photographers caught Delilah and Ray stepping out for a late-night dinner at a Santa Monica, California restaurant on Wednesday night. The two arrived at the restaurant with the 23-year-old in the passenger's seat of Ray's car and appeared to be in "great spirits" hours later when they left the restaurant together as they were both smiling from ear to ear (via E! News). For the date night, Delilah, who has been honest with her fans, wore a mustard-colored corset tube top with baggy cargo pants, an oversized black leather jacket, and her hair slicked back in a ponytail. The 30-year-old was a bit more casual, sporting a baseball cap, a brown flannel, a black suede-like bomber, and dark blue pants.

Delilah is clearly ready to move on after her two-year relationship with a new flame. After she and Eyal broke up in January, Delilah was planning on focusing on her modeling career and her mental and physical health. Late last year, Delilah opened up on Instagram about an accidental drug overdose that occurred from a cocktail of pills she was prescribed. She revealed that her body became "dependent on it [Xanax]" after her doctor prescribed her too high of a dose. Delilah ended up going to a treatment center in Arizona, where she stayed for three weeks. Now, Delilah has celebrated six months of sobriety since the life-changing incident.

Over the last few months, Delilah has gone through several life-changing experiences. She's been through an overdose, got sober, and ended a long-term relationship. Hopefully, she will give the fans an update on the upcoming season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alongside her mother.

Next: RHOBH: Lisa Rinna’s Daughter Delilah Reveals Past Drug Addiction

Sources: E! News, Delilah Hamlin/ Instagram



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