A country heartthrob with a guitar and an easy Southern drawl just sent a ripple through Nashville—and maybe broke a few hearts along the way.
Riley Green, the Alabama native known for heartfelt love songs and boot-stomping anthems, has finally answered the question fans refuse to stop asking: Is he single? According to the man himself, the answer is a clear and simple yes.
“I’m not dating anyone,” Green admitted during a recent interview with Westwood One’s Bev Rainey. With a grin that suggests he’s heard it all before, he added, “I find out who I’m dating every week on social media.”
That playful jab sums up months of speculation surrounding Green’s love life. From red-carpet appearances to duet partners and Instagram clues, fans have analyzed every move. But despite the rumors, Green says he’s riding solo—and not in a hurry to change that.
Clearing Up the Rumors
Much of the chatter began when fans became convinced there was something more than music between Green and Ella Langley. Their chemistry on the 2024 hit “You Look Like You Love Me” was undeniable, and a playful video for “Don’t Mind If I Do” only fueled the theories. Green, however, says it was simply great music and good timing.
“Ella and I have two huge songs together, and fans want to believe what you’re singing is real,” he explained. “But sometimes it’s just two friends making good records.”
Then came the speculation involving Megan Moroney. Shared vacation photos from St. Barts—complete with fishing trips, sunsets, and shark diving—sent social media into a frenzy. When Moroney posted a TikTok wearing a hat fans believed belonged to Green, the rumors went into overdrive. Still, Green shut it down quickly.
“Single,” he said bluntly on the In the Blind podcast. When pressed, he added with a laugh, “Pretty damn.”
Even his appearance at the 2025 CMA Awards with Bryana Ferringer sparked curiosity. But according to Green, it was simply a friendly plus-one. “It’s hard to tiptoe around having a date to an award show,” he joked in an interview with Elaina Smith. “We had a nice time—that was it.”
Music First, Everything Else Later
While Green may be unattached, his music is as passionate as ever. His recent single “Worst Way” has been heating up playlists and turning heads all summer. Still, he’s quick to point out that not every lyric reflects real life.
Between touring, writing, and chasing the next hit, Green admits it would take someone truly special to fit into his world—and that person just hasn’t come along yet.
Despite being linked to influencers and fellow artists, Riley Green isn’t settling down just to quiet the noise. For now, he’s focused on the music, the fans, and finding a little peace whenever the road allows.
“Me and Ella have two giant songs together, and I think fans want to believe that what you are singing about is real,” he explained. And sure, we all love a good country couple fantasy, but in this case, it is just two friends lighting up the charts.
So if you’ve been wondering whether Riley Green’s love songs are drawn from experience or imagination, the truth likely lies somewhere in between. Until the right cowgirl changes his tune, Riley Green remains happily single—and firmly holds the title of one of country music’s most eligible bachelors.