As Peter Kavinsky would (sexily) say: whoa, whoa, whoa! Get push notifications with news, features and more. “From what she’s told me and from what I’ve seen, she’s so happy with her man, and I’m so happy for her with her man,” Centineo says. “Yeah, just friends. Lovely, lovely friends. She’s my favorite.” Asked about his own relationship status, he replies happily, “Single!” noah-centineo-1 Credit: Netflix His romantic history did inspire a swoon-worthy moment in the Netflix romantic comedy, though. As fans already know, the moment when Peter (Centineo) puts his hand in Lara Jean’s (Condor) pants pocket and spins her around to face him was completely improvised. Netflix's "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" Los Angeles Special Screening Credit: Charley Gallay/Getty “I’ve done the hand in the pocket before the film, and my last relationship — she’s this lovely, lovely, young woman who dances a lot, and we just had done it a couple times,” he explains. “And then when we were on set shooting, it just felt right. I was like, ‘This is gonna look super cute!’ I kind of just went for it. And Lana’s great, so she 100 percent just loved it. You can see she’s kind of surprised in the film, but she went with it. You gotta try to create these genuine moments.” noah-centineo-2 Credit: Courtesy of Netflix He may technically be single, but there’s an army of online fans already claiming the Fostersalum as their “internet boyfriend.” For more on Noah Centineo, pick up this week’s issue of PEOPLE, on stands Friday How has the Florida native — who says that in high school, he was the kid who “sat in the back of class with my hood up and would sleep or crack jokes” — adjusted to overnight fame? “It’s interesting, there’s a lot of love,” he says. “It hasn’t really affected me much yet, as far as my day to day goes, but seeing the response from everyone — it’s kind of humbling, honestly. It’s kind of crazy.” Netflix's 'Sierra Bugess Is a Loser' film premiere, Los Angeles, USA - 30 Aug 2018 Credit: Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP/REX/Shutterstock Crazy is definitely one word for it. Centino laughs while recalling a run-in with an admirer while walking down the street out in Hollywood “Someone like stops their car, and a girl hops out the passenger seat and like runs up to me through traffic, and was like ‘Yo, can I get a picture with you? '” he says. “And I was like, ‘Yeah, of course, you just did all that. Are you okay?! '” As for rumblings of a sequel (it’s based on a trilogy of young adult books), Centineo says, “I know everyone involved really wants it to happen. I don’t have confirmation. I hope so. I really hope so.”<doc-sep>Noah Centineo stole our hearts as Peter Kavinsky in To All the Boys I've Loved Before, but it's one behind-the-scenes moment that has everyone talking. Fans became obsessed over the backstory of a lock-screen photo of Lara Jean (Lana Condor) and Peter (Centineo) sleeping on the couch, which director Susan Johnson exclusively revealed to ET was actually an unscripted moment between the two actors. Centineo, the 22-year-old star of Netflix's hit rom-com, dropped by ET's Burbank studio on Wednesday, to share how the swoon-worthy moment came to be. "Because we love each other! Duhhh!" Centineo adorably told ET's Courtney Tezeno, when asked how two co-stars fall asleep like that on the couch together. "It's like long hours on set. I was pretty sure that was in the middle of night shoots and it's not uncommon for all of us to cuddle with each other. Like Israel [Broussard, who played Josh,] and I cuddled together. It's not uncommon." "I was just laying there because I sleep a lot. If I've got five minutes, I'm out. And I think one of those times, Lana was just like, 'I'm going to sleep with you!' And I was like, 'Alright cool,' and she cuddled in," he explained, miming falling asleep. Apparently, it was such a deep sleep that Centineo and Condor were in that the actor admitted he had no idea the moment was captured for posterity until much later. "I don't remember the photo being taken," he confessed. In a recent interview with ET, Johnson shared that that the lock-screen photo of Lara Jean and Peter sleeping on the couch, which made a brief appearance during the movie, was a behind-the-scenes snap of the actorsnapping together in between takes. Swoon. "That was actually one of our crew members who took that photo," Johnson said at the time. "The two of them were in the green room on set at the high school location, in the area where we put the actors. They actually were sleeping on the couch in that room like that, so we just stood over them and took that picture and it’s so friggin’ cute. So yeah, we just borrowed it from our crew member. I could make something up but I actually think it’s cute that they hang out like that." During his visit Wednesday, Centineo also marveled over his on- and off-screen chemistry with Condor, sweetly downplaying Johnson's observation that he is "a natural flirt." "I think that that goes both ways for both of us," he said with a laugh. "It's not just like I'm the flirt and she's the romantic and she's the flirt and I'm the romantic. It's all of it. I would say it's a little bit to do with how amazing of an actress she is -- that's a really big part of it -- and it's really easy to react and listen to her when she's 'acting' because she's so natural. Another part of it is we just have similar perspectives on life. Our outlooks are similar and we just really like to talk and communicate. We got to know each other really well, so that made it really easy." While Condor recently said she was "not surprised" Centineo, aka the Internet's new boyfriend, has become everyone's obsession, Centineo says he he and Condor -- though they got close while filming To All the Boys -- haven't made a marriage pact. "Not with Lana. She's boo'd up," The Fosters star said, referencing Condor's boyfriend, actor Anthony de la Torre. But Centineo shared that he's made several pacts with a few of his best guy friends, though. Awww. Condor, who has been filming Syfy's Deadly Class, had only the loveliest things to say about her co-star when she spoke with ET earlier this week "The moment I met him, I was like, ‘Yup, that boy’s gonna be a star.’ We all knew as we were shooting the movie that he was just going to break literally 15 million hearts. So I’m not surprised at all," Condor, 21, said. "Of course, I want to protect him but I don’t really have anything to protect him against because it’s all love. People just genuinely, are thoroughly are in love with him." "I’m honored to be on this journey with him and watch as he’s growing and blowing up. He deserves all the recognition that he’s getting and I think he’s handling it really, really well. He deserves it," she continued. "Noah’s been acting forever. He’s been in the game way longer than I have, so he’s put in the work and he deserves everything that’s coming his way.” To All the Boys I've Loved Before is available to stream on Netflix. RELATED CONTENT: How 'To All the Boys' Star Lana Condor Feels About Your 'Thirst' for Noah Centineo (Exclusive) 'To All the Boys I've Loved Before': Why Two Key Scenes Made Author Jenny Han Emotional (Exclusive) 'To All the Boys' Team Says Sequel Will Focus on Lara Jean & Peter's Romantic Struggles (Exclusive) 'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' Director Reveals the Cute Story Behind the Lock-Screen Pic (Exclusive)<doc-sep>When To All the Boys I've Loved Before hit Netflix, fans immediately fell in love with Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky's adorable fake relationship turned actual relationship. Some identified with Lara Jean's crush confessions, but pretty much everyone couldn't let go of the insane chemistry between stars Lana Condor and Noah Centineo. The two have been pretty outspoken about their love and admiration for each other in interviews and on Instagram, with Condor recently telling ELLE, "I love Noah. I think he’s the greatest guy in the world. I mean who wouldn't? He’s the internet’s boyfriend." Lana also raised eyebrows when she wouldn't answer if they were dating. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. But Centineo is finally setting the record straight, once and for all. During his appearance on E! News, Noah affectionately called Lana just his "home girl" and acknowledged her boyfriend, fellow actor Anthony De La Torre. "She's in a relationship and super happy, he's an amazing guy and she's like so over the moon about it," Centineo said. "I think we look at each other more like brother and sister." He also went on to say that it's for the best that they remain just friends and keep things professional, as they work together. Although, we can't blame fans for wanting Condineo to happen: they both have a lot in common and like to cuddle off-screen. But for now, we'll settle for their super cute, but super platonic friendship. This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Ariana Yaptangco Social Media & Beauty Editor Ariana Yaptangco oversees all #content across ELLE's social media platforms and covers beauty news. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>Maybe you have a question about To All The Boys I've Loved Before (after watching it for the 1,000th time) that you're DYING to ask Noah.<doc-sep>
To All the Boys I've Loved Before's lead couple, Lana Condor and Noah Centineo, have sold the possibility of a real-life romance between them as convincingly as they did on-screen. Condor started by telling Entertainment Tonight that she has never ever had the kind of chemistry she has with Centineo with any other actor before. Because Condor has a boyfriend (actor Anthony de la Torre, who has been admirably supportive throughout all of this), she and Centineo may flirt on social media while promoting the film, but it's not serious. (Right now, anyway...) Centineo was asked about their chemistry in his own interview with the outlet as well as whether or not he'd do a marriage pact with Condor—a we'll get married to each other if we're both not married to someone else by age xx type thing. "Not with Lana. She's boo'd up," he said, acknowledging that he knows she's taken. According to ET, he said he has made "several pacts with a few of his best guy friends though" so make what you will of that. He explained his chemistry with Condor like this: it's half good acting, half genuine connection. "I think that that goes both ways for both of us. It's not just like I'm the flirt and she's the romantic and she's the flirt and I'm the romantic. It's all of it. I would say it's a little bit to do with how amazing of an actress she is—that's a really big part of it—and it's really easy to react and listen to her when she's 'acting' because she's so natural. Another part of it is we just have similar perspectives on life. Our outlooks are similar and we just really like to talk and communicate. We got to know each other really well, so that made it really easy." He additionally told ET that the lockscreen photo of him and Condor cuddling on set, between takes, happened "because we love each other! Duhhh!" And also, he cuddled with everyone on set. "It's not uncommon for all of us to cuddle with each other," he explained. "Like Israel [Broussard, who played Josh,] and I cuddled together. It's not uncommon." Alyssa Bailey News and Strategy Editor Alyssa Bailey is the news and strategy editor at ELLE.com, where she oversees coverage of celebrities and royals (particularly Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton).