Even though Franco and you hadn't officially addressed the rumor about your relationship, everyone knew it was true. It was so obvious that even a child could spot it.

At first, Franco posted a BeReal—one photo showing a football stadium, the other showing him leaning on someone’s shoulder, looking incredibly content. The internet detectives quickly went through his following’s story and finally found out your account. And the top of the person beside Franco was the same as the top you wore in an outfit check video you posted that same day.

The speculation grew when you posted a photo at the entrance of the National Gallery in London. Just five minutes later, Franco shared a story of himself staring thoughtfully at a painting. With a quick search, fans discovered the painting was Mr and Mrs Andrews, which happened to be at the National Gallery.

The third clue? This one left little room for doubt. You posted a photo of yourself holding a bouquet of flowers, smiling sweetly in an Italian fine-dining restaurant. But it wasn’t just your radiant smile that grabbed people’s attention—it was the faint reflection in the glass behind you, showing a man who looked suspiciously like Franco, holding his phone up to snap a picture of you.

Then came the moment that sealed everything. During a Q&A video with Williams fans, someone asked Franco if he had a lover. His response was cryptic yet telling: “Sorry, I have to wait until they feel more comfortable showing off our relationship to the world.”

The fan kept pressing, listing potential names, but Franco remained stone-faced—until your name came up. For the first time, a spark lit up his expression. His lips twitched as if resisting a smile, but his eyes gave him away. Still, Franco shook his head, smirking. "I dunno," he said, trying—and failing—to sound indifferent.

Later that day, as you were eating your dinner, Franco asked you “I am so good at keeping secrets, yet seems like they find out! How is it possible?”

Oh, who was going to tell him how obvious it was?