Dani Bowman, star of Netflix's "Love on the Spectrum," has found love again after her split from Adan Correa. Dani, 30, is now dating Henry, a 32-year-old neurotypical police officer. She shared the details of their blossoming relationship with Netflix's Tudum.

Dani and Henry's meeting was a surprise. Her company, DaniMation, received a donation for autism awareness from the Huntington Park Police Department. Henry presented the check, and they quickly bonded. Dani said Henry pursued her for a month before asking her out, being thoughtful and attentive.

"Like a perfectly timed plot twist in one of my own animated stories, someone completely unexpected walked into my life," Dani told Tudum.

Dani appreciates how Henry values her, supports her work, and encourages her dreams. "For the first time in my life, I’m with someone who truly sees me," she shared. "Not just as an animator, not just as an advocate; not just as someone on the spectrum, but as Dani."

The couple has shared their happiness with fans on Instagram, posting cozy photos from date nights, including a trip to Napa. Dani initially disguised Henry's face but has since revealed his identity.

She wrote on Instagram, "Finally, I can talk about it! New @Netflix article by #TUDUM out today! Yes, he’s 32, #Neurotypical, and a #policeofficer. We met last October, and we are in an official relationship! More to follow!"

Dani's previous relationship with Adan was documented on "Love on the Spectrum." The breakup occurred after Adan expressed a desire to take a step back from intimacy. Dani felt betrayed by the sudden change. "It wasn’t just a breakup, I felt it was a betrayal," she said. "He never gave me a chance to prepare for it, never hinted that his feelings had changed. Instead, he let me walk blindly into heartbreak, like a deer in the headlights, while he had already made up his mind." They are no longer in contact.

Adan has spoken about moving forward and trusting his faith. He remains optimistic about finding love again, stating, "Many of us on the spectrum have had difficult lives. I am confident that I will meet other girls that I can date and build a strong and honest relationship with. I do want to find love again. It happened once, it will happen again."