7 things to know about 'To All the Boys 2' star Noah Centineo

Diaz has starred in her fair share of rom-coms — like "The Holiday," "The Other Woman," and "Bad Teacher."

It makes sense that the actor is a fan of Diaz, considering that he listed 2008 movie "What Happens in Vegas" as one of his favorite rom-coms.

When asked about his best first date, Centineo revealed that it took place when he lived at a W hotel.

"She had come over late afternoon, sometime close to sunset, or just before," he told BuzzFeed. "And I said bring a book. And we traded. And I gave her 'The Celestine Prophecy' and she gave me 'You Are the One' by Kute Blackson. And we read for like, three hours."

The two stars met while hiking with friends and started dating in 2019 and made their relationship Instagram official in January 2020. According to Centineo's Harper's Bazaar cover story, mid-January 2020 marked the 10th month of their relationship.

Fans suspected that they were no longer together after Centineo removed a photo from Instagram, which showed Ren licking his face. And Seventeen pointed out that they no longer follow each other on the app.

In April 2020, Us Weekly reported that Centineo and Ren split weeks prior.

Centineo previously dated actress Angeline Appel in 2016. She appeared on one episode of the "The Fosters," in addition to roles on "Shameless" and "Lab Rats: Elite Force." They also showed PDA at fellow actor Jack Griffo's birthday party in 2016.

Prior to that, fans speculated that he dated Kelli Berglund, who starred with Centineo in the 2014 Disney Channel movie "How to Build a Better Boy."

Speaking to BuzzFeed, Centineo declared the 2004 movie, which starred Jennifer Garner and the "Avengers" actor, the best classic romantic comedy.

Recently, Ruffalo responded to the comparison during an appearance on NBC's "Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," saying: "I wish I was that good looking."

The actor added that he thinks Centineo is "way better looking" than he was at that age.

Centineo didn't show up until nearly the end of the video. As Cabello's character exited a movie theater, Centineo fell over on his bike right in front of her. The pair then started dancing once she helped him get back on his feet.

During an appearance on MTV's "TRL," Centineo explained that his manager called him one day asking if he was interested in being part of the music video. He immediately agreed and called Cabello the "kindest, most vibrant" person.

Even though he's often on social media sharing photos, videos, or tweets, Centineo enjoys physical activities to avoid getting glued to technology.

"At the gym, I don't touch my phone," he told W magazine. "When I go on a hike, I leave my phone in the car. If I'm eating, I'll leave my phone places and don't touch it for a few hours, daily."

When Centineo was 8 years old and living in South Florida, his sister developed an interest in modeling. He then reluctantly accompanied her to an open agency audition.

'Me, being 8 years old, I didn't give a s---," he told Pop-Culturalist. "I wanted to play professional soccer, I really liked playing drums, and I was into acrobatics, so I wasn't into it, but they [his parents] forced me to go with her, because they said, 'You have to be a supportive brother and that's what we do as family — support each other.'"

After someone there approached Centineo about auditioning, he started taking classes, going out for roles, and getting signed to agencies. He later traveled to Los Angeles, went on approximately 40 auditions, and "booked three out of four jobs" (including a role as Dallas on Disney Channel's "Austin and Ally").