Camilla Araujo and longtime boyfriend Owen Lynch turned heads in West Hollywood, where a public kiss, a bouquet of roses, and candid career revelations made for a headline-worthy Saturday night.

From glamorous fashion shoots to an upcoming podcast, the couple’s night out was more than just dinner, but also a glimpse into Araujo’s next big chapter.

Arriving at TAO in a sleek black SUV, Araujo and Lynch were greeted by friends holding roses before sharing an affectionate kiss in front of flashing cameras.

Smiling, Araujo told onlookers they were “just out enjoying the night” but revealed she’s entering what she calls a “new era” of her career.

“I love the Bop House and the girls deserve the best, but I’m ready to try new things,” she said in a chat with The Hollywood Fix. “I want to be heard, and I’m excited to bring on guests who can help humanize people.”

While she isn’t walking away from influencer houses completely, Araujo admits she’s shifting her priorities.

“I’m not going to pretend it never happened,” she said. “But sometimes you grow, and you want to do different things.”

The supermodel spoke openly about her recent pivot toward the fashion industry, citing international shoots and high-profile magazine editorials as exciting opportunities.

“I’ve been leaning more into the fashion industry,” she said. “It’s been fun stepping into that space.”

Lynch, standing by her side with a rose in hand, has recently added a Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series to their collection. Laughing, Araujo called it “a collectible — and very much his baby.”

The couple was joined by friends McKinley Richardson and Julia Fillipoo, who have been traveling and creating content in Paris.

Richardson described their group’s lifestyle as “taking it day by day,” balancing streaming, shoots, and travel.

Araujo’s upcoming podcast, “Clock It,” is already making waves before its latest episode drops Monday.

She admitted that one challenge she faces is punctuality. “I’ll be honest, I’m never on time to anything,” she said with a grin. “Not bragging about it, but maybe we’ll call it fashionably late.”

The night at TAO wasn’t tied to a promotional event but rather a celebration of life itself. “We’re just celebrating life — just because,” she told photographers.

Before heading inside, she expressed gratitude to fans, saying, “I love you guys so much. Thank you for the support.”

Her brother, also in attendance, joked about their sibling dynamic. “We’re brother and sister — we’re never on the same team,” he laughed. “But 100 percent, I always have her back.”

In an interview with The Blast, Camilla Araujo’s boyfriend, Lynch, couldn’t hide his admiration for her.

“Camila is one of the most driven and inspiring people I know, and I’m proud to stand by her in everything she does,” he said. “I love her and fully support this next chapter in her life.”

With her modeling career flourishing, a high-profile romance, and a podcast poised to make an impact, Araujo is proving she’s more than just a familiar face in influencer circles.

Whether she’s strutting down a runway, recording thought-provoking conversations, or sharing quiet moments with Lynch, she’s making her next move on her own terms.

Araujo is not the only famous Bop House star taking a new direction, as Sophie Rain also recently announced her decision to quit the viral content mansion.

However, Araujo had a thing or two to do with Rain’s exit.

Behind the scenes, insiders pointed to growing tensions between the women.

Rain didn’t shy away from addressing the speculation, telling The Blast, “I have so much love for the girls and what we accomplished together, but it’s no secret that Camilla and I haven’t been seeing eye to eye. At some point, you have to recognize when a dynamic isn’t healthy and walk away.”

The Bop House, dubbed the Gen Z version of the Playboy Mansion, reportedly generated millions in monthly revenue, with Rain as its creative heart.

Now, she says her focus is on a new chapter where she can be “100% [herself], without compromise,” signaling a fresh start away from mansion drama and toward full creative control.