Olivia Wilde cozies up to actor Dane DiLiegro at Lakers game

Are they shooting their shots?

Olivia Wilde was spotted getting close to actor Dane DiLiegro at a Los Angeles Lakers game Thursday.

The “House” alum, 40, and the “Prey” star, 36, were photographed having a good time as they watched the home team face off against the Boston Celtics at Crypto.com Arena.

Wilde was dressed comfortably in a big white hoodie, maroon LA Dodgers cap and jeans. DiLiegro, for his part, also wore a casual outfit that consisted of a forest green sweatshirt, navy hat and tan pants.

The pair often leaned into each other and laughed as they conversed during the game, which the Lakers won 117-96.

However, it does not appear that either Wilde or DiLiegro, a 6-foot-8 former basketball player, showcased any overt public displays of affection such as a kiss, hug or hand-holding.

It is unclear whether the actors are just friends or dating. Their reps could not be immediately reached for comment, though a source close to Wilde told People Friday she is “dating and having fun.”

The insider added of the “Booksmart” director, “She’s busy with work so not looking for anything serious.”

Wilde has not been in a public relationship since her two-year romance with Harry Styles.

The former couple met in late 2020 when the filmmaker cast the “As It Was” singer in “Don’t Worry Darling,” but they broke up in November 2022 following a highly publicized and scandalous press tour for the film.

Sources exclusively told Page Six at the time that the exes remained good friends, which was proven by Wilde wearing a T-shirt that seemingly belonged to Styles, 30, seven months after their split.

Prior to dating the former One Direction member, Wilde was in a long-term relationship with Jason Sudeikis, with whom she shares two children: son Otis, 10, and daughter Daisy, 8. The duo settled their custody dispute in September 2023.

Not much is known about DiLiegro’s dating past, but it makes sense that he and Wilde hit up a basketball game, as he played the sport professionally for eight years in Italy, according to his website, before pivoting to acting in 2019.