London: Popstar Leona Lewis has stepped out with new lover, German dancer Dennis Jauch.
The couple were first spotted together two months ago but the `Bleeding Love` hitmaker`s representatives had then insisted that they are just friends.
But new photographs showing the pair looking decidedly loved up in Hamburg suggest different.
The singer rested her head on the 22-year-old dancer`s shoulder as they headed back to his apartment in Hamburg, Germany.
The 25-year-old singer looked at home in her new love interest`s home city, where they are enjoying a romantic four-day break.
"Dennis thinks the world of her. Things have become serious between them very quickly," said a source close to singer.
The couple reportedly got together two months ago when Jauch, who won the German version of `So You Think You Can Dance`, performed as a backing dancer on Lewis` UK tour.
The couple had kept the relationship under wraps as they were both coming out of serious relationships.
Lewis had just broken up with her childhood sweetheart Lou Al-Chamaa, who she had previously said she intended to marry.
PTI
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