After months of speculation, Keith Urban was the one to accidentally "confirm" Phoebe Bridgers and Bo Burnham's romance.
On Tuesday (May 16), the 55-year-old country singer and his wife, Nicole Kidman, filmed themselves having the time of their lives at Taylor Swift's concert in Philadelphia.
The TikTok clip was captioned: "We love ya Taylor Swift," and had an overlay text that read: "Shout out to Taylor, her team, and ALL the Swifties who showered us with soooo many friendship bracelets. We had the BEST night!!!!"
The 'Somebody Like You' musician also wrote "Your show is f****** phenomenal T, big love from all of us," and turned the camera around to show the packed out Lincoln Financial Field stadium.
Watch Urban's TikTok below:While the couple was seen bopping along to the 33-year-old's song 'Blank Space,' all eyes went to her support act Bridgers, 28, who was sharing an apparent kiss with Burnham, 32, in the background.
The footage was quick to go viral on the video-sharing platform. As of the time of writing, the clip had 4.4 million views and 891.7K likes, with almost 7000 comments.
Fans quickly went wild on social media with one humorously commenting: "Keith having the time of his life with Nicole not knowing the chaos he just put out on the internet."
Another user asked: "Do u have any idea what u have just done Keith Urban ??????"
A third remarked: "Keith Urban's wanted to do this ever since Bo Burnham brought out Country Song/Pandering."
A fourth user quipped: "Keith is in his deuxmoi era," which is an Instagram account that publishes anonymous items of celebrity gossip.
Rumors of the pair's romance began circulating in early January after The 1975 frontman, Matty Healy, shared a bizarre photo of them on his now-deleted Instagram. In the snap, Bridgers placed a kiss on Healy's mouth while the comedian stood behind them with his eyes closed.
While they have never confirmed their relationship - even now after Urban posted the TikTok - it comes after Bridgers famously split from rumored fiancé Paul Mescal late last year.
The 'Scott Street' singer - who is also a member of indie rock supergroup Boygenius - opened up about the backlash she got on social media after rumors began circulating that she broke up with the 27-year-old Irish actor.
Speaking to Them magazine, she said: "I’m coming from a place of literally – I’m feeling it in my body as I’m saying it, but – people with my picture as their Twitter picture, who claim to like my music, f***ing bullied me at the airport on the way to my father’s funeral this year.
"If you’re a kid and the internet somehow taught you that that’s an okay thing to do, then, of course, I hate capitalism and everything that led you to believe that it’s okay to do that," she continued. "I, at one of the lowest points of my life, saw people who claim to love me f***ing dehumanize me and shame me and f***ing bully me on the way to my dad’s wake."
Meanwhile, the Oscar-nominated actor spoke to Vanity Fair about the end of his romance with the 'Moon Song' hitmaker.
"Sometimes I can drown it out and then other times it makes me really mad and upset," he shared. "People are going to write and say things because there’s a certain interest with any person who’s in the public eye in how that person lives their life, and who they’re living up with, and what they’re doing and how they’re going about doing it.
"And look, a lot of the time people are really kind about their support for me. That’s my predominant experience," he added.
