Tate McRae Holds Hands with The Kid LAROI During NHL All-Star Game in Toronto: Source

The rumored couple was spotted holding hands while making their way through a crowd at Scotiabank Arena on Saturday

Tate McRae and The Kid LAROI are getting close.

A source told PEOPLE that the rumored couple was holding hands at the 2024 NHL All-Star Game on Saturday after the "You Broke Me First" singer, 20, headlined the halftime performance of the hockey event, held at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.

In mid-January, the Australian rapper, 20, and McRae fueled dating rumors when they stepped out to dinner together at Giorgio Baldi in Los Angeles.

Earlier that month, the pair vacationed in Mexico and were filmed dancing with the same group of friends. LAROI commented on one of McRae's posts from the trip, and the pair wore clothing during the vacation that some speculated was shared.

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As for Saturday's NHL event, a video of the pair holding hands was also posted on TikTok.

LAROI wore a white and yellow NHL-themed sweatshirt in the clip as McRae, dressed in a casual shirt and jeans, trailed behind him, holding his hand as they swiftly made their way through a crowd of people with security.

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During her halftime performance, McRae dazzled in a silver crop top and casual sweatpants as she sang several of her hits, including "Greedy," "Exes" and "You Broke Me First.” She also performed her song "Run for the Hills” live for the first time.

McRae served as the celebrity captain for Team McKinnon for the All-Star Game, competing alongside Colorado Avalanche forward Nathan McKinnon and Avalanche defenseman Cale Makar against fellow Canadian celebrities including Justin Bieber, Michael Bublé and Will Arnett.

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