Malachi Barton Girlfriend: Who Is Malachi Barton Dating?

Born on March 10, 2007 in Virginia Beach, Virginia, Malachi Barton is just 15 years as of 2022 and as a result, he’s too young to be involved in a relationship.

However, his closeness with fellow child actor Ariana Greenblatt has led to rumors that the star child actors are dating.

Malachi has debunked those rumors while Ariana has said that Malachi is her great friend and that he is very nice to her.

She further said that Malachi protects her like an older brother.

Malachi is the son of Felicia Barton, an American singer and songwriter, best known for her appearance on the eighth season of American Idol in 2009.

For Disney, Malachi portrayed Beast Diaz in Disney Channel’s Stuck in the Middle, Jasper Flores in Bunk’d, Marshall in Under Wraps, and Tyber in Just Roll With It.

He also voices Lionel in Fancy Nancy and Leo in Elena of Avalor.

He is set to portray Colby/Flashform in the upcoming Disney Channel series, The Villains of Valley View.

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