Ryan Seacrest is trying to get lucky on Tinder.

The TV host, who split from model Aubrey Paige two years ago, mentioned that he’s using the dating app during Monday’s “Love Is in the Air”-themed episode of “Wheel of Fortune.”

“I love ‘Love Is In The Air,'” he told co-host Vanna White, who got married to longtime partner John Donaldson in January.

“And I’ll be on Tinder tonight, so I can find it,” Seacrest, 51, quipped.

White laughed and replied, “Love will be in the air next time. I promise.”

During another part of the episode, during which three couples competed against each other, Seacrest pointed out that he was the only single person on the stage.

“I am so lonely up here,” he jokingly said.

Page Six confirmed in April 2024 that Seacrest and Paige, 27, called it quits after three years of dating.

“After three beautiful years together, Ryan and Aubrey have mutually decided to part ways,” an insider close to the couple initially told People.

The source added that the stars “plan to stay in each other’s lives as good friends and support one another’s endeavors.”

During their relationship, they attended a few high-profile events together and praised each other on social media, including when Seacrest hosted his last episode of ABC’s “Live with Kelly and Ryan” in April 2023.

“Ryan, never have I ever met a more inspiring man,” Paige wrote on social media. “You make it look so easy, but the truth is there is just nobody quite like you. I am so beyond proud of you.”

Before Paige, Seacrest dated “Dancing with the Stars” judge Julianne Hough from 2010 to 2013 and model Shayna Taylor from 2017 to 2020.

During a 2017 episode of “Live with Kelly and Ryan,” Seacrest said that he loves “the idea of marriage.”

“My parents [have] been married for 47 years, and so I have this thing,” he explained. “The truth is, I have this thing that I don’t want to screw it up and a lot of times, they get screwed up and so I figure, the longer I wait, the older I’ll be, the closer to death I am, so I can get it in, and not screw it up.”

The “American Idol” host also dished that he “did get close” to getting engaged once.

“And I didn’t do it,” he added, “and it was the right move.”