"No boys until you're 16." That was Robert Downey Jr's only rule for his daughter, Scottlynn. But Scottlynn Downey wasn't just anyone. She was a dancer, a dreamer, and maybe just a little too ambitious when it came to her celebrity crush: Malachi Barton. At 14, she saw him in Zombies 4 and declared, "I'm going to date him." At 15, she was cast in Zombies 5 and met him for real. And at almost 16, the boy she manifested asked her dad for permission to date her. "She wasn't supposed to be mine. But I think she always was." Malachi Barton didn't believe in fate. He believed in timing, trust, and earning what you wanted. And he wanted Scottlynn Downey She was Robert Downey Jr's daughter. A dancer with fire in her feet, a girl who smiled with her whole face, and the only person in Hollywood who made him forget cameras existed. She had a rule stamped on her life: no boys until 16. So Malachi waited. Not because he was scared-but because she was worth it. #1 in freya - 8/27/25 #2 in zombies4 11/6/25

Two kids in hollywood get their big breaks at such a young age. With that comes endless pressures, drama, and never ending tired nights. Romance in hollywood is even messier.

Eva Aniston (Jennifer Aniston's daughter) is a growing teen actress. As she prepares for a relaxing summer at her best friend Ariana's cottage their world is changed as they get casted in the new ZOMBIES 4 where Eva will be love interest with Malachi Barton(her secret celeb crush) as filming happens and romance begins Malachi for once starts to truly care about a girl and she might had fell first but he definitely fell harder

Hazel Manhiem had only ever known Malachi Barton through social media and the stories her brother, Milo, told about him. Malachi had heard about Hazel too. But they had never actually met. Until Milo brought Hazel with him to New Zealand while filming *Zombies 4*, and one unexpected introduction turns into late nights, new memories, and something neither of them planned. Sometimes the person you've only seen through a screen ends up meaning a lot more in real life.

In which two childhood best friends are torn apart by distance, reunited years later on the set of a movie, and have to navigate old feelings, new challenges, and the messy, complicated journey of growing up together. From panic attacks to late-night talks, awkward crushes to first kisses, and heartbreaks to slow-burning love, this is a story about finding your way back to someone who's always been a part of you-learning that sometimes, love isn't simple, but it's worth holding onto.

'monday i got you all over me... friday you're suddenly ghosting me." One year after the Worlds Collide Tour ended, she and Malachi haven't spoken since the night they said goodbye. With their lives taking them in different directions, they both try to move on, but some memories refuse to fade. When fate unexpectedly reunites them, they'll have to face everything they left unsaid and discover whether love can survive a year of silence.

She's a rising Hollywood star, he's the bad boy of Zombies 4. Their first meeting? Explosive. Sharp words, instant rivalry, and undeniable chemistry. Thrown together on the World Tour Collide, they argue, tease, and push each other to the limit-yet the closer they get, the harder it becomes to ignore what's really between them. Enemies-to-lovers, a real slow burn, full of tension, sparks, and dramatic twists that will keep hearts racing.

In which, Tate Brooks and Malachi Barton are 18 and are best friends. They met when they were around 8 years old and have been inseparable. The best friends have always had relationship issues and have always gone through revolving doors when it comes to dating. What happens when one situation makes her rethink everything. What if she never wants to fall in love again? Or what if she does? Who's there to catch her when she falls?

For Freya Skye, the Zombies 4 premiere was a perfect ending. But the start of the Worlds Collide Tour is a new beginning-and a new complication. Working alongside her co-star Malachi Barton, she finds herself falling for her best friend. As they spend long nights in the dance studio and navigate the whirlwind of life on the road, they have to decide if risking their friendship is worth the chance at something more. Can they find the courage to tell each other how they feel? Or will the fear of losing everything keep them silent?

To the world, Freya Skye is the untouchable princess of pop vocals: poised, talented, and fiercely private. Malachi Barton is the industry's golden boy: an actor, a musician, and the charming heartthrob adorning every teenager's wall. On camera, they are the perfect pair. Off camera, they haven't spoken a genuine word to each other in two years. A shared past, buried under NDAs and bitterness, turned them from childhood best friends into silent rivals. But when their respective management teams realize that merging their star power for a massive, co-headlining world tour is the only way to save both their struggling careers, Freya and Malachi are forced into the ultimate performance: pretending they don't hate each other. Trapped on tour buses and shared hotel floors, the script begins to fray. As the pressure mounts and old wounds reopen, they realize the only thing harder than faking a romance for millions of fans is denying the very real, terrifying electricity that still sparks when the stage lights go down. They have 80 cities to fake it till they make it or burn the whole stage down trying.