Noah Centineo in Camila Cabello's Video

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He dropped out of Boca Raton Community High School halfway through sophomore year and moved to L. He'll appear in the upcoming Netflix movie Sierra Burgess Is a Loser. And we read for like, three hours.

During Centineo explained that his manager called him one day asking if he was interested in being part of the music video. He reportedly finished school through independent study. Elite Daily reached out to Centineo's team for confirmation of these rumored relationships, but did not hear back by the time of publication.

Noah Centineo: 13 Facts You Probably Never Knew About The Rising Star

PAPER has always been a place of opportunity, a place that spotlights new talent and people who are doing tremendous things. We've spent over 20 years bringing you the Beautiful People issue, which identified amazing people who were doing things differently and using their creativity, ideas and success to transform culture and create new opportunities for artists, audiences and fans. This year, we have decided to rename the portfolio and call it exactly what it is: PAPER People. The Fosters ended its five-season run this June, but Centineo will reprise his role with cameo appearances in its upcoming spinoff Good Trouble. He's also forging ahead into film: the 22-year-old actor stars in two Netflix rom-coms, To All the Boys I've Loved Before, out now, and Sierra Burgess is a Loser, out this Friday. In both movies, he plays the romantic interest of the female leads, an opportunity he relishes. How did you get into acting? It wasn't really my choice. My sister had an opportunity to audition for an agency in West Palm Beach, Florida. I was seven or eight at the time, so my mom dragged me because we couldn't find a babysitter. My sister booked a modeling gig in Philadelphia and never wanted to be in front of the camera again. I fell in love with it. You were on The Fosters for four years. What was it like having the hit Freeform series come to an end? It was sad and beautiful at the same time. They wrapped the show in Turks and Caicos. It was like ending a really long relationship mutually with someone where you both love the other person so, so much, but it's time to say goodbye. You'll forever appreciate the amazing times you had. How did that happen? That was so cool! Not sure you'd be interested in doing it. A million times yes. Then I met this lovely young woman named Camila and she's so vibrant, loving and kind. She cares so much about the project and that the video looks so great. It was lovely to meet her and work with her. The whole experience was fantastic. Have you guys kept in touch? We did for a little while, but not so much anymore. Tell us about your role in To All The Boys I've Loved Before. Well, the film is about a young woman who is terrified of love. So every time a love interest comes into her life, instead of exploring it, she writes them down into a letter, pours her heart out into it, seals it, addresses it and never gives it away to anyone. Her older sister Kitty sends all the letters out to all the boys she's loved before, and I am one of those boys. I play Peter Kavinsky in that film and I get the letter, and as a rational human being I confront her about it. When I do, she faints. It's great because I get to make my ex-girlfriend jealous. She's trying to make sure all the other boys that receive the letters don't think she's in love with them so we team up and we build this contract. We embark on this journey that's a fake relationship legitimized by a contract. The story in keeping up that deception is my character's role in it. You're also starring in another Netflix feature — Sierra Burgess Is a Loser. Both films are entirely different. Sierra Burgess Is a Loser is a completely different movie. It's about a young woman who is overweight and because society tends to define beauty by weight, she feels really terrified to reveal herself to this young man who she met and developed an intimate relationship with over the phone. I am that young man. I feel like I'm communicating with someone completely different. It's definitely a 'Catfish' scenario in the extreme that Sierra goes through to maintain the scenario. There are fundamental differences in who they are as well as the plot. What does your dream role look like? I would love to stick to film. I'm definitely open to doing more young-adult romantic comedies. I'm a hopeless romantic, and I think I have a lot more to give in that genre space. Down the road, it would be great to move into more auteur spaces. I have ideas and intentions, but for now I'm just really enjoying every day as it comes. Did you ever get advice that stuck with you from someone in the Hollywood industry you've admired that you've taken with you? I did this film when I was 11 called The Gold Retrievers with Billy Zane, Steve Guttenberg and Curtis Armstrong, which are huge names. I remember having a car ride with Billy Zane where he looked at me and gave me advice for five minutes. I think I was too young to process it properly, but whatever he said must have put me on a path. There is a piece of advice that I do remember from Garry Marshall. I was working a show called Marvin, Marvin — a Nickelodeon show. We were doing a scene around the table talking. You have to be listening to what the other person is saying, and then you have to respond accordingly with how you feel. Now let's try it again. I always smiled when I was in trouble at school or with my parents. I knew I would never forget that moment for the rest of my life.

In fact, they also dance together and it's romantic af. I was seven or eight at the time, so my mom dragged me because we couldn't find a babysitter. Email Address Will update soon. From hands in pockets to literal love letters, Lara Jean Song Covey and Peter Kavinsky are officially the cutest couple ever and we ship them with all of our hearts. Check out the for more stories just like this. That movie co-stars Stranger Things breakout star Shannon Purser, best known for playing haunted Hawkins teen Barb on the Netflix sci-fi series.