Connor Tomlinson has declared his new girlfriend may be “the one” just months after his breakup with Georgie Harris.
The “Love on the Spectrum” star, 27, made the bold pronouncement during an exclusive interview on Wednesday at a Los Angeles book launch event. He attended the gathering for clinical psychiatrist Dr. Tamir Aldad’s new release, “Too Close for Comfort: Coping with a Dependent Loved One.”
“To find ‘the one’ would be so life-fulfilling. My life would be at a complete full circle,” Tomlinson said. “And it may be too early to say, but I feel like she may be the one.”
The Netflix personality has been dating Sarah Siebert, an after-school teacher, since hard-launching their relationship in July. He confirmed he has already stopped entertaining interest from other women entirely.
“I would politely say to them, ‘Sorry, ladies, but I’m afraid I’m not available,'” he told the outlet.
Tomlinson described the current state of their romance as “going wonderful,” though the pair faces scheduling hurdles during the work week. “So on weekends or on school holidays, I’m all hers,” he shared.
The reality star also reflected on how his television experience reshaped his self-assurance. He recalled being unable to approach women before the show changed his trajectory.
“At first, I was hesitant about sharing my love life with the rest of the world. I didn’t even have the confidence to walk up and ask a woman out, let alone do it on TV,” Tomlinson said. “But sometimes a unique opportunity comes your way, and you have the chance to adapt and grow.”
He continued, “And if being on ‘Love on the Spectrum’ was the only way I would ever gain the confidence to ask a woman out and be in a legit romantic relationship, so be it.”
Tomlinson’s romantic history with Harris unfolded during Season 3 of the Netflix series, where the two met and began dating on camera. Their relationship ended off-camera following a Season 4 trip to London, and Harris moved on with a new partner named Luke, revealing the relationship in April. That same month, Tomlinson announced he was leaving the show entirely.
The spotlight has brought complications, Tomlinson acknowledged, though he now feels “happy” operating within his “comfort zone” alongside Siebert.
“I’m not afraid to take a risk. I’ve gained a lot of great things now, and I’m not afraid to work for them, to earn them, to pull my weight, even if it means pushing past my limits,” he said.
