The dating rumors around Gia Duddy and Bengals wide receiver Andrei Iosivas picked up another notch Sunday when Duddy showed up at Cincinnati’s practice.
Duddy, the ex-girlfriend of Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis, also posted a video documenting her day in Cincinnati. The clips showed her spending time with friends before and after practice, along with footage from the session itself.
The biggest clue came in one of those clips: Iosivas hauling in a touchdown catch. That moment is now being viewed as the clearest sign yet that the two may be dating.
Gia Duddy first became a national name in 2023 during draft night with Levis. As Levis waited for his name to be called on opening night - it never happened, since he went in the second round - Duddy kept popping up on camera and quickly became the center of attention.
From there, her following surged. Duddy’s social media audience doubled, and she landed multiple sponsorship deals.
Duddy and Levis had dated for multiple years after meeting at Penn State in 2021. The former couple reportedly split in September 2023.
Iosivas, meanwhile, was selected by the Bengals in the same draft as Levis. The sixth-round pick has spent three seasons as a depth piece in Cincinnati and has totaled 914 receiving yards and eight touchdowns over the past two years.
His best year came in 2024, when he set career highs with 36 catches, 479 receiving yards and six touchdowns. Last season, the Princeton product finished with 33 receptions for 435 yards and two scores.
Looking ahead to 2026, Iosivas is projected to be Cincinnati’s No. 3 receiver, but the target share won’t be easy to crack. He sits behind Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, one of the league’s best receiver tandems.
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