Pat Sajak's daughter Maggie, 29, is 'dating' Jennifer Love Hewitt's former fiancé Ross McCall, 48, as the couple are seen kissing on a romantic stroll

Wheel Of Fortune host Pat Sajak, 77,  has a daughter named Maggie, 29, who is enjoying a new romance.

On Monday, TMZ shared photos of the blonde beauty on a date with Scottish actor Ross McCall, 48.

The social correspondent for her father's long-running game show  – who was once a letter turner on the show – was spotted on a walk with the Ghost Whisperer actor and his cute dog.

During the stroll the loved-up couple stopped to kiss without a care about who might see them and they also held hands in images shared by the site.

The native of Scotland wore light-wash jeans and a red Adidas track jacket on the stroll. Maggie, meanwhile, wore a cropped sweater with wide-legged jeans and a beanie. 

McCall has been previously linked to Jennifer Love Hewitt, 45. 

The couple met on the set of the Ghost Whisperer in 2005 and got engaged in 2007.

However, a year later they called off their engagement and their relationship. He also dated Italian actress Alessandra Mastronardi for four years.

Maggie's father is set to retire from Wheel of Fortune in June after 41 years hosting the popular game show.

Sajak's last show is on June 7, Ryan Seacrest, 49, is set to take over for Sajak in September. Guest hosts will fill in in the meantime.

Seacrest – who admitted he's been practicing for his upcoming new gig in his living room – opened up about taking over for Sajak in an interview with E! News.

Ryan gushed about Vanna: 'Of course, being next to Vanna, she's a legend. She's an icon,' he said.

He added: 'We spent a little shooting some promos for next season, and she's just so down to earth. She's exactly what you would expect.'

Ryan continued: 'It's just so exciting to think about being on that set. I've watched the show for so many decades. I'm a fan of the show, and the game is the star.'

On June 12, 2023, Pat announced he was leaving Wheel of Fortune after the 41st season of the show wrapped. 

'Well the time has come. 

'I've decided that our 41st season, which begins in September, will be my last,' Pat said. 

'It's been a wonderful ride, and I'll have more to say in the coming months.

'Many thanks to you all,' he added.

Pat became the host of Wheel of Fortune on December 28, 1981.

That was after Chuck Woolery hosted from the show's premiere in 1975 until he left over a salary dispute.

Vanna joined the show in 1982 after the original host Susan Stafford left to become a humanitarian worker.

Wheel of Fortune was created by Merv Griffin and is the longest-running syndicated game show in the US.