Ginny & Georgia Stars’ Off-Screen Romances Uncovered: From Premiere PDA to Private Partnerships
Enough off-camera mystery—here’s the scoop on the real-life romances heating up the set of Netflix’s Ginny & Georgia. As Season 3 formalizes its glossy return, several cast members have quietly solidified their personal lives—some with surprise red carpet PDA you might have missed.
Veteran lead Brianne Howey officially walked Season 3’s April 11 premiere arm in arm with husband Justin Saliman, marking their first public appearance since tying the knot in Virginia on June 3, 2023 (People Magazine). The pair first announced their engagement over Instagram on June 30, 2021, after two years of dating, and longtime fans have watched their scrapbook-worthy romance unfold via candid uploads (People Magazine; E! News). Howey’s elegant white blazer at the Netflix event was more than a fashion statement—it was a bridal wink to Saliman, whose supportive smiles didn’t go unnoticed by on-set observers.
On the younger end of the ensemble, Antonia Gentry keeps her heart strictly off-screen. The actress behind Ginny remains famously private, choosing to focus on her career trajectory and charitable work rather than public romance. In a June 2022 interview with Variety, Gentry confirmed she’s “single by design” and “savoring personal growth” away from tabloid speculation.
Meanwhile, Diesel La Torraca, who stole hearts as on-screen Lake, has quietly been dating choreographer Camila Ruiz since late 2020. The couple met at a Los Angeles dance workshop and frequently share behind-the-scenes glimpses—like their October 2022 Instagram reel showing Ruiz teaching La Torraca salsa steps (Instagram; Page Six). Neither has labeled the relationship “official,” yet their coordinated Halloween costumes and beachside selfies suggest a comfort level few co-workers ever achieve.
Sara Waisglass, who portrays Georgia’s tech-savvy best friend Maxine, also maintains a low-key love life. She’s been connected since 2019 to photographer Jonathan Braun, her college acquaintance, though neither has publicly confirmed wedding bells. Their occasional joint posts—like a rainy-day coffee date shot in Vancouver—offer subtle proof of a stable, creative partnership (People Magazine; Instagram).
Felix Mallard, known for his swoon-worthy turn as Marcus, remains the lone singleton of the bunch. In a March 2023 profile for GQ Australia, he described single life as “liberating,” confessing he’s “prioritizing new roles over romance” and cherishing his privacy after high-profile past relationships.
And that’s the long and short of it. Draw your own conclusions—and keep those popcorn bowls ready, because the real-life plot twists may outshine the Netflix drama next.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, E! News, Variety, GQ Australia, Instagram
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