Riley Green’s public appearances and musical partnerships have prompted fans to speculate about his relationships with Megan Moroney and Ella Langley. But the clues drawing attention—from shared holiday posts to a shaved moustache—have not established that he is romantically involved with either singer.
The Megan Moroney speculation
In February 2025, Green and Moroney each shared Instagram Stories from St. Barts. Fans wondered whether they were vacationing together. In a March interview with Rolling Stone, Moroney said their plans were coincidental and cautioned against treating time spent together as proof of a romance. She also acknowledged that fans were curious about her private life.
Speculation picked up again after Moroney commented “Need the shirt” on a TikTok video featuring a fan wearing a T-shirt with Green’s photo and the words “Hoochie Daddy.” Reports also placed the pair at a private gathering with some of Moroney’s friends and in Green’s hometown. Those accounts, like the social-media exchange, did not confirm a relationship.
Green and Langley’s musical connection
Green and Langley’s duets, “You Look Like You Love Me” and “Don’t Mind If I Do,” and Langley’s appearances on his tour have also fueled romance theories. In December 2024, Green described them as “strictly friends” on the Viall Files podcast. Langley likewise told Taste of Country they were not dating and were good friends.
Fans continued to read into their interactions. After Langley said she had encouraged Green to keep his moustache ahead of the “You Look Like You Love Me” video, his decision to shave it in May 2025 was treated by some as a possible clue. Viewers also disagreed about whether the pair seemed less close during a performance at Morgan Wallen’s inaugural Sand In My Boots festival. They were still scheduled to perform together at later events that summer.
A song sparks more theories
In June 2025, listeners speculated that Langley’s breakup-themed song “Never Met Anyone Like You,” featuring HARDY, was about Green. Langley pushed back on TikTok, observing that fans tended to connect both her love songs and breakup songs to her personal life. Green responded in the comments with a meme reading, “Phew, good news.”
Langley also explained the song’s premise during a live performance on Wallen’s I’m The Problem tour: HARDY had proposed a track that seemed to mean one thing before turning in the opposite direction at the end. Her account offered a songwriting explanation beyond the online theories.
The speculation around all three artists continues to draw on songs, appearances and social-media posts. Their comments and the reports available do not confirm a romance between Green and either singer.
