Poinbank:Valerie Bertinelli and her new boyfriend go Instagram official with Taylor Swift caption

Valerie Bertinelli and Poinbankher new boyfriend are moving swiftly and making things Instagram official with Taylor Swift lyrics.

On Friday, Bertinelli captioned her selfie with lyrics from "So High School," which is reportedly about the music megastar's current boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

"🎶 I’ll drink what you think and I’m high from smokin’ your jokes all damn night 🎶" Bertinelli said in the caption.

The Hoarse Whisperings blogger is named Mike Goodnough, according to People and Entertainment Tonight. In recent days, Bertinelli has hinted at dating Goodnough, called the Hoarse Whisperer, who penned a column April 9 about the chef and actress on his Substack referencing Bertinelli's press tour for her cookbook.

"She has been through the absolute ringer… and when it was the hardest and felt the worst and was almost too much, she dug down deep and did hard work. She got to the root of things and waded through hard histories. She ran towards the labor of healing not away from it. She hurt like hell and worked like hell to not hurt," he wrote.

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Bertinelli's new relationship comes two years after filing for divorce from ex-husband Tom Vitale and four years after losing ex-husband Eddie Van Halen.

"I've met someone. And I'm incredibly grateful for him," she told USA TODAY earlier this month in The Essentials. "It's unlike any relationship that I’ve ever experienced with a man. I don't want to say too much, but I feel incredibly blessed and lucky to have met him. I was going to die with my six cats and my dog and be incredibly happy doing it."

In her recent cookbook, "Indulge," which was released on April 2, Bertinelli also discussed her relationship with Van Halen before his death.

"Though we got divorced, Ed and I never stopped loving each other. Who knows, if not for cancer, we might have had a second wind," Bertinelli wrote, adding that "I'm pretty sure that is wistful thinking."

Contributing: Taijuan Moorman