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Elisabetta Canalis & Mehcad Brooks Spotted Out Together (PHOTOS)

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Elisabetta Canalis stepped out with a new man Wednesday night.

The Italian beauty and "True Blood" star Mehcad Brooks were spotted leaving her home to meet friends for dinner at La Rissacca in Milan, Italy.

Canalis has had quite the year. She split from her former beau, George Clooney, earlier this summer and joined the cast of ABC's hit series "Dancing With The Stars." She and partner, Val Chmerkovskiy, were eliminated from the show in the second week.

Although the duo didn't show much affection towards each other in front of photographers, Canalis playfully greeted fans, as they made their way to their waiting car.

This wasn't the only time the new couple were spotted out and about in Italy. For more photos of Elisabetta and Mehcad in Milan, head over to Bauer Griffin.

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