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Megan Moroney addresses fan speculation about a rumored romance with NFL star Nick Bosa
However, the country star tells PEOPLE that she's "too busy" to date
In October, Moroney was spotted at a San Francisco 49ers game holding a jersey emblazoned with "Moroney 9"
Dating is apparently not onMegan Moroney's radar.
In an exclusive interview forPEOPLE Stylewatch's holiday coverpublished on Monday, Nov. 24, the "6 Months Later" artist opens up about her dating life — addressing fan speculation that a romance was brewing between her andNFL star Nick Bosa.
Last month, Moroney, 28, shared an Instagram post, which featured her in a private suite at Levi's Stadium holding a jersey emblazoned with "Moroney 9" after the 49ers faced off with the Arizona Cardinals.
While Bosa, 28, wears 97, it didn't stop fans from wondering if romance could be in the air.
But Moroney was quick to shut down the speculation.
"I'm not dating right now at all," she says. "I'm too busy."
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Moroney was also linked toRiley Greenin early 2025 after fans on TikTok thought they were on vacation together.
However, Green, 37, told theIn the Blindpodcast that he was "single" in March.
Since her career went into overdrive, the "Am I Okay?" performer has had all eyes on her dating life.
When her viral hit "Tennessee Orange" was released,fans suspected it could be about a rumored romance with Morgan Wallen.
During aJuly 2024 interview withCall Her Daddy, Moroney said that she's "never exclusively" dated him.
"At the end of the day, being honest with my songwriting is what's gotten me this far," she tells PEOPLE. "So I never let the possibility that people might speculate stop me from writing about how this situation made me feel."
She then went onto praise Wallen, 32.
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"I think Morgan is great and his new album [I'm the Problem] is great — he and I are still friends," adds Moroney.
At the moment, the "Beautiful Things" singer enjoys sipping spicy margaritas with her friends from home who have "normal jobs," or binge-watching Netflix documentaries.
"I'm like, 'Let's just not talk about music for a little bit," says Moroney.
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