Gregg Sulkin Grabs Lunch With Girlfriend Bella Thorne In LA

Gregg Sulkin and his girlfriend Bella Thorne were spotted on their way to grab lunch at Los Angeles eatery Cecconi’s on Tuesday.

Gregg Sulkin & Bella Thorne

Thorne dressed for the outing in a baby blue mini dress and gladiator sandals, while her beau kept things a bit more casual in jeans, a tan and gray baseball t-shirt and sneakers.

Sulkin took to Instagram to share a picture from the lunch with one of their fellow diners with whom he’d been discussing the Nothing But Nets charity, which aims to provide nets to people in Africa to protect them from Malaria-spreading mosquitoes.

“Great lunch talking about #NothingButNets charity campaign,” Sulkin captioned the picture. “Keep you all posted on up any updates!”

Thorne opened up about her young relationship with Sulkin – which has been documented extensively in the tabloids and on their respective social media accounts – in a recent interview. According to the Scream actress, the two, who’ve known each other for several years, bonded over their preference to stay in rather than go out.

“It’s hard because in this business, every boy my age wants to go out all the time and party! I’m much more of a homebody and so is Gregg,” Thorne told Teen Vogue. “He just wants to stay in and watch Netflix. It’s been great so far. We’re just hanging out, having fun, and getting to know each other. We’ve agreed to not see other people and are taking things slowly so we can see where it goes over the next few months.”

Gregg Sulkin On ‘Affluenza,’ ‘Pretty Little Liars’ [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO]

As for their shared love of posting about each other on Instagram, Thorne says she wouldn’t have it any other way. In fact, she’d have a legitimate issue if the Faking It actor didn’t post snaps of her on his page.

“I’m not gonna lie. Your man should definitely post about you. Girls that are in relationships where guys don’t Instagram about the girls they’re dating or their girlfriends is just weird,” Thorne opined. “I think it’s also, like, ‘What are you trying to be? Single on Instagram?’ … We post things together just like we would with any of our other friends.”