Paige DeSorbo isn't letting all of the rumors about her recent breakup from Craig Conover get her down.
The Summer House-mate ended her three-year romance with the Southern Charm-er in November 2024, and she's since dealt with speculation that infidelity caused the split and that she's already moved on with a new boyfriend.
While co-hosting Vanity Fair's 2025 Oscars after-party with her Giggly Squad podcast co-host, Hannah Berner, Paige explained why she's unbothered by all of the chatter.
"I can't even look at rumors because they're so insane," Paige told E! News on the red carpet of the March 2 event. "I'm like, 'Oh, I kind of love that fanfiction. Let's keep that one going!'"
As for whether she has her eye on anyone at the moment, Hannah said that the two are "too busy to talk about boys."
"We've just been so passionate about what we've been doing," Hannah, who is married to comedian Des Bishop, added about the ladies' recent career milestones. "We work really hard and we're really proud of each other."
Paige DeSorbo reveals what she's looking for in her next boyfriend
When Paige is ready to dive back into another relationship, she is hoping to find someone who is as driven as she is.
While chatting with Elle, Paige said she's looking for "nothing" from her next partner, but she's hoping that he's "busy" with his own things.
"Maybe he’s busy doing something too, you know?" she said.
Why did Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover break up?
While confirming the split on the December 30 episode of her podcast, Paige said that she and Craig wanted different things for the future.
"I think it is the right decision for both of us moving forward in our lives and the direction our lives are going in that we didn't foresee or whatever," she explained on Giggly Squad. "It's a very sad thing..."
She added, "I love him. I think he loves me. I think we will remain friends. No one did anything, it wasn't like a bad thing. I think we both were being mature and just saying what we want and what we didn't want," she concluded on the matter. "And I think that's extremely powerful to be able to voice how you're feeling in real time and what you want for your future."
