Becca Tilley is feeling the love!

Last week, Becca confirmed her relationship with singer Hayley Kiyoko in Hayley’s new “Bachelor”-themed music video.

In Hayley’s video for her song “For the Girls,” she was playing the Bachelorette and met all of the women competing for her heart, but at the very end of the video, Becca steps out of the limo and the two smile at each other.

Becca later posted a video compilation of the two of them to her Instagram page, which quickly went viral, raking in millions of views on social media in a matter of hours.

Becca and Hayley confirmed on Becca’s post that they’ve been together for four years, but they have been keeping their relationship private up until this point.

Hayley shared photos of the two of them from over the years, writing, “This photo is from the first night we met at my ‘Expectations’ album release party, we took this picture after 5 minutes. Her shirt said ‘no time for romance’…..it’s been 4 years. I guess she had some time.”

The comments on both of their posts were filled with thousands of fans and many of Becca’s fellow Bachelor Nation stars showing their support.

Ben Higgins, Kaitlyn Bristowe, Andi Dorfman, Ashley Iaconetti, Abigail Heringer, Nick Viall, Tayshia Adams, JoJo Fletcher, Serena Pitt, and more all showed Becca and Hayley some love.

And Becca took to her Instagram stories to share how grateful she was for the outpouring of love and support.

She wrote, “I have been crying on and off all day. I don’t know that I can properly form adequate words to express how much the love and support means, but I just wanted to say thank you.”

Becca went on and shared a thank you to her family and friends who knew about their relationship for the past four years, saying, “And to everyone who has known about us for the last four years and gave us the time and space to do it in our own time — the magnitude of that alone is not lost on me, I am so grateful.”

And lastly, Becca thanked her partner Hayley, writing, “Hayley, thank you for showing me how to be brave and how to love myself. I’m so glad I don’t have to avoid pronouns on my podcast now. I love you.”