More than friends? Hannah Brown and Tyler Cameron have been spending a lot of time together lately.
The Bachelorette alum picked up Brown, 25, from Palm Beach International Airport in Palm Beach, Florida, on Saturday, March 14, according to multiple fan accounts.
In a video reposted by tyler4hannah, Cameron, 27, can be seen greeting Brown at the airport and placing her luggage in the car before the two get in the vehicle. The model’s hometown, Jupiter, Florida, is just a 25-minute drive from the airport.
Earlier in the day, the former Bachelorette took to her Instagram Stories to share she had missed her flight by “maybe five minutes.”
During her time being stuck at the airport, the Dancing With the Stars alum documented her meal of ribs, followed by the realization that it’s “probably not smart to eat ribs in public when people know who you are.”
Her journey continued with wine and Girl Scout Cookies, which Brown said made everything “fine,’ despite the airport being totally empty.
As for his day before picking up Brown from the airport, Cameron chowed down on a blooming onion, which he shared via his Instagram Story.
The former couple reunited last week after the death of Cameron’s mom, Andrea Cameron. A source told Us Weekly that Brown attended the celebration of life for the former reality TV star’s mom at Miller’s Ale House on March 7.
“Hannah and Tyler looked like friends more than anything else,” the eyewitness told Us on Tuesday, March 10. “They weren’t showing any PDA.”
The insider added: “Everyone, including Tyler, looked as though they were very happy and excited to see her there. Tyler and other guests’ moods were as cheerful as they could be while celebrating Andrea’s life.”
Fans also spotted the former lovebirds visiting a local high school on Monday, March 9, where Tyler played a game of kickball with some of the students. The Alabama native posed for a photo with her ex-boyfriend, who competed for her heart on season 15 of the ABC dating series in 2019.
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