The US R&B crooner has written songs for Chris Brown, Britney Spears and Keri Hilson in the past
Brit singer Jessie J has shared a sweet selfie with her new boyfriend Luke James on Instagram.
The pair first sparked dating rumours earlier this year when they started tweeting each other, but it looks like they're officially an item with this picture.
Next to the shot of, who recently moved to America, cuddling up to the US singer, she wrote: "My first ever official #mcm My man. My crush. My Monday morning. So it's only right. @wolfjames."
While two days ago, Luke - whose full name is Luke James Boyd - shared a picture of them alongside another pal under the caption: "problem? lol | my bro @mrjewelzxavier and my babe @isthatjessiej and I mobbing my city streets. #neworleans | never too much fun! #Love | #LukeJames."
Luke, who's written songs for Chris Brown, Britney Spears and Keri Hilson in the past, also recently posted a shot of their hands under the caption "#TheFeeling".
This comes after the Bang Bang hitmaker revealed she wants a "husband and kids one day".
Following rumours she was bisexual Jessie told America's OK! magazine: "I was getting increasingly frustrated with still feeling like sexuality was defining me as an artist.
"Behind closed doors I am evolving into the woman I want to be forever, wanting a husband and kids one day and dreaming up my future just like everyone else."
She also recently revealed she wanted to offer support and advice to other artists because it isn't "easy" being in the public eye.
She said: "We've all been there. And I know how hard it is. Until you're famous and you go through what we go through, you can't understand. No-one understands."I think that it's important for people that are in a similar situation to help each other out, when it's tough, so that's how I am as a person.
"And all my friends understand that about me and sometimes I put my hands out. And if people want it, then great. "It's really important that we support each other because its not easy."
The 26-year-old singer admits she feels frustrated when people tell her not to listen to her critics because it isn't a "human reaction" to just ignore "bullying" remarks.
She added to BANG Showbiz: "I always try and explain to my team that when someone writes something evil about you or something untrue, everyone says, 'Just ignore it, they're haters' but if someone comes up to you in the street and shouted in your face something mean or brought up your girlfriend or boyfriend and told them a lie, you're not going to be like 'Oh they're a hater, it's OK'.
"That's not a human reaction. And I don't believe that it's haters, I think its bullying."
