Farrah Abraham has a new man in her life.

The "Teen Mom OG" star is in a relationship with Aden Stay, a Hollywood stuntman. Abraham announced her new romance and made it Instagram official on Saturday, posting a photo of their date.

"I'm super lucky," the mom of one told PEOPLE magazine. "When you find someone and you have that connection, I think [that] is so rare." She added, "He's pretty amazing — hopefully he will 'stay' around."

Abraham, 26, is a single mom to nine-year-old daughter Sophia. She was linked to her on-again, off-again boyfriend Simon Saran for over two years until their split in April 2017. Her romance with Saran was the first to be featured in the series since her high school boyfriend Derek Underwood passed away after a car accident. Underwood is the father of Sophia.

Stay is also a parent to two daughters from a past relationship. Prior to dating Abraham, the 40-year-old stunt double and business owner had a relationship with "Pitch Perfect" star Rebel Wilson for several months in 2017. He has worked on various projects such as "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom," "Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2," "Pitch Perfect 3" and "Logan."

"When I met Sophia's father, it was like love at first sight," Abraham added. "Luckily, I've been blessed to work around some great people and met [Aden] and it was kind of like love at first sight again."

Abraham — who has been replaced by Mackenzie McKee on the reality series — has filed a lawsuit against Viacom for $5 million. Court documents note that she is claiming the company "wrongfully terminated her employment because she did not conform to gender stereotype."

Following the complaint, the "My Teenage Dream Ended" author said she will no longer be attending the "Teen Mom OG" reunion. An insider revealed to Us Weekly that Abraham's mother Deborah Danielson did make it to the reunion. Abraham and her dad, however, were not present to film the episode.