We just didn’t appreciate each other as much as we do now – and that, of course, got blown of proportion. What if I told you I could get you to fall in love with me College-bound romantic Daniel Bae (Melton) and Jamaica-born pragmatist Natasha Kingsley (Shahidi). But, late last year Nina spoke to the Chicks in the Office podcast to clear up the rumours, explaining, ".it’s not that we didn’t like each other. This book-turned-movie is a whirlwind love story set against the backdrop of New York City.
Charles Melton (from the CW’s Riverdale) stars as Daniel Bae in the The Sun is Also a Star, which just came out. Meanwhile, during their stint on the show, numerous rumours came out about Nina and Paul Wesley, who played Stefan Salvatore, not getting along on set. Yang and Charles Melton are set to star in the Netflix rom-com Love Hard, which Netflix preemptively acquired last August. In the wake of Crazy Rich Asians, it’s exciting to see another Asian man as the romantic lead in theaters. Somerhalder went on to marry Twilight star Nikki Reed, while Dobrev is in a relationship with American snowboarder Shaun White. Fans were heartbroken when Nian Domerhalder split in 2013. Nina and Ian, who played Elena Gilbert and Damon Salvatore on The Vampire Diaries, were first linked in 2010 after meeting on set in 2009. Who are you choosing?" Nina, who played Elena on the show commented on the post, "The bourbon🥃 😉. Jameela Jamil, Natasha Lyonne and Adrien Brody in 'Poker.
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The image, shared by E News, was a picture of Somerhalder and Wesley taken from Somerhalder's account, showing the pair looking very sepia in front of a roaring fire sipping some bourbon.Į News captioned the post, "POV: You're Elena on #TheVampireDiaries. Here's where you might recognize the cast of the new murder-mystery series 'Poker Face' from.
Nina Dobrev roasted her ex-boyfriend Ian Somerhalder and The Vampire Diaries co-star Paul Wesley with a comment she left on a picture of the pair on Instagram.
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