It's On: New Couple Leonardo DiCaprio and Nina Agdal Show Steamy PDA on the Beach

Updated on July 18, 2016 at 2:10 PM

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Nina Agdal heated up the beach with their steamy PDA on Thursday. The new couple was spotted in Malibu, CA, taking a dip in the ocean together and retreating to their towels to share some kisses on the sand. Twenty-four-year-old Nina, who covered the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 2014 and has walked the runway for Victoria's Secret, showed off her fit frame in a striped Amuse Society bikini top and high-waisted bottoms, while Leo sported dark trunks.

News of the hot new couple broke last week after it was revealed that they had taken multiple trips together this Summer, including to Montauk, NY, and the Bahamas. Despite the lavish getaways, friends of Leo have reportedly called the romance "super casual." Just this year, Leo has been linked to models Chelsey Weimar and Ela Kawalec as well as longtime rumored flame Rihanna — nabbing that Oscar has clearly made Leo even more irresistible.

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