Leonardo DiCaprio, Teyana Taylor Caught Flirting With Each Other At Pre-Oscar Party

Leonardo DiCaprio and Teyana Taylor were spotted getting cozy with each other at the WME pre-Oscar party.

In a video obtained by Page Six, the "Killers of the Flower Moon" actor appeared to place his hand on the bare lower back of the "A Thousand And One" actress while she leaned on him as they talked on the dance floor.

At one point, Taylor was seen fixing DiCaprio's ponytail while their faces were close to each other. In other instances, the 33-year-old actress seemingly gazed at the actor intently.

At the party, the actress sported a sexy mid-riff top that showed off her bare lower back and a part of her bottoms. Meanwhile, the actor kept it casual with a black jacket, black pants and a matching baseball cap.

Though they seemed to be flirting at the pre-Oscar bash in the former William Randolph Hearst estate in Beverly Hills, California, ahead of Sunday's awards show, sources told TMZ that there's no romance between the two celebrities.

DiCaprio is reportedly still in a relationship with Italian model Vittoria Ceretti, and his interaction with Taylor at the party was "strictly friendly."

The 49-year-old actor was spotted with his girlfriend in Los Angeles in late February. Meanwhile, Teyana was reportedly in the middle of a divorce with former basketball player Iman Shumpert.

Leonardo and Teyana are currently working together on the upcoming film by Paul Thomas Anderson. Other members of the cast include Sean Penn, Wood Harris, Regina Hall, Alana Haim, Shayne McHayle and Chase Infiniti, among many others.

Last month, the two actors were spotted filming a robbery scene in Sacramento, California. DiCaprio kept himself hidden in his all-black outfit while Taylor sported a cropped camouflage shirt and denim pants in the leaked photos.

With their recent filming in Sacramento, KCRA reported that the production of the upcoming Hollywood film brought $5.3 million to the city.

About $915,000 was reportedly spent on 3,786 rooms alone, which were booked for over 16 days. The production also employed 172 locals and 35 vendors to feed the movie crews.

More details about Anderson's new film are yet to be confirmed or announced.