Bronwyn Newport Is Dating Model Brandon Good: ‘They’re Enjoying Getting to Know One Another’ (Exclusive Source)

Bronwyn Newport has a new man in her life.

A source confirms to PEOPLE exclusively that the TV personality and fashion archivist, 40, is dating model Brandon Good, 32.

“They’ve been seeing each other for a few weeks,” says the source. “It’s new, but they’re enjoying getting to know one another. Bronwyn’s really happy.”

Newport and Good stepped out together to support The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Whitney Leavitt as she made her Broadway debut as Roxie Hart in Chicago on Monday, Feb. 2. During the night, Good posted a selfie to his Instagram Stories and wrote, “Date night Chicago Broadway opening.”

At the after party, the two were photographed together.

The news of Newport’s budding romance with Good comes two months after she announced her separation from her husband of nine years, Todd Bradley. She discussed her decision to split from Bradley, 66, during the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion episode that aired Jan. 27.

“It was my choice,” Newport said during the reunion.

In her PEOPLE digital cover story, Newport opened up about navigating life post-split. While she said it hasn’t been easy, she also said it’s been “a really wonderful, positive thing for me.”

“It’s tricky to talk about,” she said. “I’m not happy. This is not what I wanted. It’s not where I hoped for us to be going. But from where we are, I can see wonderful things for both of us.”

Next, Newport is focused on expanding her love of fashion through her Substack newsletter, working with nonprofits such as The Road Home and local LGBTQIA charities (including Encircle, Utah Pride Center and Equality Utah) and producing Broadway shows. And, of course, she hopes to continue on Housewives.

“It has brought me so much joy and friendships,” she said. “It’s brought me a lot of introspection about who I am as a person, what I want in my life, who I want to be in other people’s lives.”

In this new chapter, “I wake up, and I feel different,” Newport said. “I get to show up in each of these experiences not feeling encumbered by some of the stress and the heaviness that I’ve been carrying.”