Secret Connection: The 10-Minute Green Room Chat That Has Nicogab Fans Questioning Everything—Awkward Vibes Amplified by Gabriel Guevara’s Girlfriend Drama

In the shadowy confines of a green room, where stars shed their characters like second skins and the air hums with post-scene adrenaline, a seemingly innocuous 10-minute conversation can morph into the stuff of fan legend. For Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara, the magnetic leads of Prime Video’s Culpables trilogy, such a moment allegedly unfolded after wrapping a grueling day on the set of Their Fault (Culpa Nuestra) in late 2025. Sources—whispered through crew grapevines and amplified by eagle-eyed production leaks—claim the duo lingered in the green room, deep in hushed discussion, doors ajar just enough for snippets of laughter and earnest tones to escape. “It was like watching two old flames rediscover their spark—intense, private, and totally out of character for how frosty they’ve been,” one anonymous insider dished to a Spanish gossip blog, igniting a firestorm across X and TikTok. But with Guevara publicly entwined with actress María de Nati, this “secret connection” lands like a plot twist straight from their on-screen saga: deliciously awkward, scandalously timed, and utterly obsessive for fans still shipping #Nicogab against all odds.

The rumor surfaced amid the trilogy’s triumphant yet turbulent finale. Culpa Nuestra, released on October 16, 2025, shattered streaming records with 200 million hours viewed in its first month, capping Noah and Nick’s epic tale of love, loss, and redemption with a bittersweet bow. Filming wrapped in early summer 2025, but reshoots dragged into September, testing the actors’ frayed rapport. Eyewitness accounts, pieced together from a viral Threads post that clocked 300,000 views, describe the green room chat as unscripted serendipity: Wallace, fresh from a tearful close-up, slumped into a couch; Guevara wandered in for water, and instead of the usual curt nod, they locked into conversation. “Ten minutes flew by—talking scripts, life post-trilogy, you name it. She touched his knee once, he leaned in like he was confessing something big,” the source elaborated, fueling speculation of a heartfelt thaw. No photos leaked, but a blurry Snapchat filter—Wallace’s signature cat ears—tipped off the timeline, timestamped November 1, 2025, eerily echoing their infamous unfollow anniversary from two years prior.

Fans, a voracious legion of 3 million-plus across platforms, pounced with the fervor of true crime sleuths. On X, #GreenRoomGossip trended for 12 hours straight, spawning threads that dissected potential topics: reconciliation over past beef? Teasing a joint project? Or, the holy grail—rekindled romance? One mega-post, from @culpablesconfessions, compiled “evidence” via emoji timelines: 😂 for laughs, 👀 for leans, 💔 for the girlfriend wildcard. “10 mins alone after all that ice? This is Nicogab rising from the ashes,” it read, racking up 45,000 likes and a cascade of fan edits syncing the rumor to Culpa Nuestra‘s reconciliation montage. TikTok duets recreated the scene with actors in mock green rooms, captions pleading “Spill the tea, crew!” Yet, the awkwardness? Baked in. Replies highlighted Guevara’s arm around de Nati at a Barcelona premiere just days prior, pap shots of their kiss going viral amid the chatter. “He’s got a whole GF, and they’re whispering secrets? The tension is chef’s kiss,” lamented @yanauzunova1, whose thread on “off-screen betrayal arcs” hit 100,000 views.

To decode this obsession, one must navigate the labyrinth of Wallace and Guevara’s real-life fault lines. The duo’s origin story sparkles with rom-com promise. My Fault (Culpa Mía, June 2023) exploded as a guilty pleasure hit, its forbidden stepsibling romance—fueled by Wallace’s wide-eyed defiance as Noah and Guevara’s smoldering edge as Nick—topping charts in 60 countries. Off-set? Pure gold: IG Reels of them botching choreography, joint Lives roasting fan theories, and a Madrid beach photoshoot where their splash fight screamed “couple goals.” “Gabriel’s my chaos twin—we get each other without words,” Wallace gushed in a 2023 Vanity Fair España profile, her head on his shoulder mid-quote. Guevara, the 24-year-old son of actors Eduardo Guevara and Malène Mourreau, matched her energy: “Nicole brings out my best bad ideas,” he quipped, posting a Story of them sharing earbuds on a flight, captioned “Plot twists ahead.”

The idyll imploded by fall 2023. Wallace’s November 1 unfollow—paired with a Story lip-sync to Taylor Swift’s “I Did Something Bad”—signaled seismic shift. Whispers pinned it on Guevara’s Venice Film Festival detention (cleared assault allegations from his minor years), but deeper cuts emerged: leaked likes on body-shaming comments about Wallace (“Too curvy for Noah’s glow-up,” per screenshots), party rumors with ex Nuria Campos, and clashing egos over Your Fault (Culpa Tuya, December 2024) reshoots. The premiere was a masterclass in frost: Wallace fleeing a joint photo op, Guevara staring at his shoes, no eye contact under flashing bulbs. “It was painful—like their characters mid-breakup,” tweeted an attendee, the clip exploding to 2 million views. Director Oriol Paulo mediated “daily tensions,” per IndieWire, while Mercedes Ron, the Wattpad auteur, played neutral: “Art thrives on friction.”

Cue de Nati, the poised interloper. The 29-year-old La Mesías alum went public with Guevara in January 2024, their red-carpet debut a subtle flex: her hand in his pocket at Tuya‘s afterparty, while Wallace promo’d solo. Kissing photos from a 2024 Ibiza getaway resurfaced amid feud fallout, fans dubbing de Nati “the anti-Noah—calm where Nicole’s storm.” Sources claim her influence prompted Guevara’s social media purge of Wallace content, but she’s stayed zen: a November 2025 ELLE España feature quotes her on “trust over tabloids,” her arm looped through his. Yet, the green room rumor casts her as unwitting third wheel. “María’s public with him, but Nicole gets the private 10 mins? Awkward AF,” vented a Reddit r/Culpables mod in a 6,000-upvote thread, linking it to Nuestra‘s jealousy subplot. X polls—”Secret reconnect or PR plant?”—tilted 70% toward “spark,” with anti-shippers firing: “Leave María out of your fanfic hell.”

The fandom’s fixation borders on fever dream. Post-Nuestra, #Nicogab lives on AO3 with 15,000 fics, edits layering the green room rumor over rain-kiss scenes. A viral X video, edited to simulate the chat (whispers dubbed “What if we tried?”), amassed 1.5 million plays, hearts shattering at de Nati cut-ins. “The awkwardness sells it—Gabriel’s taken, but that pull? Undeniable,” one commenter sighed. Darker undercurrents lurk: Wallace’s 2024 therapy stint for “shipping-induced anxiety,” per Variety; Guevara’s blocked DMs from “jealous stans.” Promos for Nuestra forced proximity—a split-screen interview where Wallace dominates (“Healing takes time”), Guevara deflects (“Friends first, always”). In a GQ España Q&A, he added: “Green rooms are for decompressing—nothing more.” Wallace, evasive in Collider: “Conversations happen; fans fill the blanks.”

Professionally, they’re soaring. Culpa Nuestra netted MTV nods for “best kiss” (irony noted), Wallace, 23, preps Netflix’s Shadows Unseen, her Noah arc earning “revelation” raves. Guevara, post-de Nati collab in an indie rom-com, teases “fresh chapters.” The green room? A blip or bridge? Fans, scarred by the unfollow echo, bet on buried treasure. As @mercyonangel posted: “10 mins of secrets in a room full of ghosts—his GF’s the plot hole we can’t quit.” In Culpables‘ wake, where every whisper’s a fault line, Wallace and Guevara’s chat underscores the thrill—and trap—of stardom: private moments, public property. With de Nati’s shadow lengthening, the awkward obsession endures, proving some connections defy deletion.