Overview
- Seacrest told listeners on his radio show that he has “LSB,” which he defined as “long-time single behavior,” and also used the term “RSB” for recently single behavior during the Oct. 28 episode.
- When cohost Tanya Rad asked if he was sure about his status, Seacrest replied ambiguously, “Hmmm. No,” leaving room for uncertainty about his exact relationship situation.
- Summer sightings and social posts first linked Seacrest to Maxime Nova in June and prompted Page Six to report in August that the pair were 'getting serious,' but those reports were based on unnamed sources and have not been independently confirmed.
- Outlets covering the remarks note that Seacrest’s own comments are the clearest primary-source evidence to date and that media accounts rely on a mix of on-air quips, social cues, eyewitness sightings and anonymous tips rather than firm confirmation from representatives.
- The exchange updates a longer pattern: Seacrest has publicly dated several high-profile partners in past years, and his radio admission may shape how fans and outlets treat future social posts or sightings as either courting or single behavior.