As per TMZ reports, the Titanic actor is currently involved in a romantic relationship with a model by the name of Vittoria Ceretti. Ceretti is 25 years old, while DiCaprio himself is 48 years old. To put that into perspective, the Italian model wasn’t even alive when her beau’s superhit movie, Titanic, was released in 1997.

The two were spotted attending a Halloween party in pictures from the outskirts of West Hollywood that went viral. Various users commented on the 23-year age gap between the two. Impressive!

Over time, it has become a well-known fact that Leonardo is generally inclined towards younger women. Rumors have associated the Aviator actor with names including Gigi Hadid, Kat Torres, Toni Garrn, Bar Rafaeli, Anne Vualitsyna, and Nina Agdal—to name just a few.

As per a line graph made in 2019 by a fastidiously Reddit user named “TrustLittleBrother”, DiCaprio has a dating record where 22.9 is the median age of his partners—and may not have ever dated a woman over the age of 25! Talk about commitment to the cause!

We know that when you leave your house every day for work, your dog can get upset but also instantly cheers up at your return. If you have a cat, it hisses to scare you away or purrs at you when happy. Because being happy, sad, or angry are very basic emotions, everyone feels them, even animals. However, the real question is, can they feel complex emotions like being embarrassed or disappointed? Let’s find out!

Embarrassment is an emotion people feel when they think they have let down others or failed in a specific scenario. It can be as straightforward as falling in front of someone or as complicated as violating a social norm. It’s also possible that one undergoes the feeling of guilt, shame, or regret when embarrassed. Being embarrassed holds a social purpose. It makes us aware that we made a mistake, learn from it, and avoid repeating it in the future. So, you can say it’s crucial to feel embarrassed for humans to survive, but is it also important for pets to feel the same?

In a study done by researchers, they observed that monkeys, when they take a fall, check whether others have noticed it. It could seem like they were embarrassed, but it doesn’t necessarily prove it. Suppose your cat is scratching the furniture. Now, that’s natural for cats, but when caught, they instantly stop or run away. Could it mean that the cat was embarrassed? Not entirely. It’s possible your cat just got scared or simply didn’t want to upset you. A theory states that pets can pick up our moods and body language. So, they are likely responding to our reactions and emotions instead of feeling embarrassed. There is still very little research on the topic, so the correct answer is still up for grabs.