Hollywood’s Most Loved LGBT Duos—You Won’t Believe #3!
Ellen DeGeneres (61) & Portia De Rossi (46) – The Power Couple Who Changed Everything for LGBTQ Celebs
Ellen DeGeneres didn’t just come out—she shattered barriers for same-gender couples across the U.S., earning personal praise from President Obama himself. As one of the first major stars to live openly, she blazed a trail for generations to come.
Ellen met Australian actress Portia de Rossi back in 2000, and by 2005, sparks were undeniable. The two sealed their love with a Los Angeles wedding in 2008 and have been inseparable ever since. In 2018, they marked a milestone—10 years of powerful, history-making marriage.
Catherine Bell (51) & Brooke Daniels (33) – From Heartbreak to Hidden Hills Bliss
Actress Catherine Bell and photographer Brooke Daniels have quietly built one of Hollywood’s most buzzed-about LGBTQ love stories. Despite an 18-year age gap, these two divorced moms found a deep connection rooted in shared experiences—and a bold devotion to Scientology.
Since 2012, the stunning pair has lived in a luxe $2.05 million gated estate in Hidden Hills, enjoying nearly a decade of low-key romance. With a shared past and a vision for the future, Bell and Daniels prove that second chances can look like a Hollywood dream.
Rosie O’Donnell (57) & Michelle Rounds (46) – A Hollywood Romance That Ended in Heartbreak
They were once a beacon of hope for LGBTQ families—Rosie O’Donnell and Michelle Rounds seemed unstoppable. Married in 2012 and adopting a daughter together, their union looked like the real deal.
But behind the scenes, tragedy was brewing. Their marriage crumbled in 2015, and less than a year later, Michelle was gone—lost to an apparent suicide. The shocking end left fans stunned and Rosie sharing a solemn tribute, revealing just how deep the struggles ran.
Kristy McNichol (57) & Martie Allen (59) – The Love Story Hollywood Never Saw Coming
Kristy McNichol, once America’s teen sweetheart, found lasting love away from the spotlight. After a whirlwind connection in 1991, she and fellow actress Martie Allen quietly tied the knot, choosing a private, peaceful life over Hollywood drama.
It wasn’t until 2012 that McNichol publicly acknowledged their relationship—decades after they first met. A rare, enduring love in showbiz, their bond proves some stories are better kept off-camera… until the world’s finally ready.
Ali Krieger (35) & Ashlyn Harris (34) – Soccer’s Most Glamorous Power Couple
When Ali Krieger met Ashlyn Harris on the U.S. national soccer team, it wasn’t just chemistry—it was destiny. After years as teammates and best friends, the dynamic duo finally revealed their romance and announced their engagement in 2019.
They’ve dominated the field with Orlando Pride—and now, they’re ready to conquer forever together. The world’s watching as they prepare for a wedding that’s nearly a decade in the making.
Kendrell Bowman & Anthony Wayne – From Stage Partners to Soulmates
This Broadway love story was written in glitter and soul. Kendrell Bowman and Anthony Wayne weren’t just creative collaborators on Mighty Real: A Fabulous Sylvester Musical—they were writing their own romantic script behind the scenes.
After being inspired by a documentary about disco legend Sylvester, the pair turned passion into performance. But it wasn’t just art that bloomed—their relationship became one of the most electric pairings in theater. These two don’t just steal the spotlight—they own it.
Cynthia Nixon (53) & Christine Marinoni (52) – From Divorce to Devotion
Fresh from heartbreak in 2003, Sex and the City star Cynthia Nixon found an unexpected spark with education advocate Christine Marinoni—and it turned into a full-blown love story. No press tour, no red carpet rollout—just a real connection that changed everything.
They welcomed a son in 2011, married in 2012, and redefined love on their own terms. Nixon, once Hollywood’s straight-laced sweetheart, now embraces her role as an LGBTQ+ trailblazer—proudly calling love gender-blind.
Billy Porter (50) & Adam Smith (37) – Married at Warp Speed, With a Presidential Deadline
Billy Porter isn’t one to wait around—so when he and eyewear mogul Adam Smith got engaged, they raced down the aisle in 2017… just in time to say “I do” before Barack Obama left office.
The Broadway legend and his soft-spoken businessman beau make one unforgettable pair. Flashy, fast, and fiercely in love—this couple proved that sometimes the best love stories are the ones you don’t see coming.
Luke Evans (40) & Jon Kortajarena (34) – Hollywood’s Hottest On-Again, Off-Again Romance
When Luke Evans and Spanish heartthrob Jon Kortajarena step onto the red carpet, jaws drop. These two don’t just date—they dominate every camera lens in sight.
Their romance is a rollercoaster, filled with breakups, makeups, and a lot of mystery. Will they ever say “I do”? No one knows. But one thing’s clear: when these two are together, they make the world look twice.
Jillian Michaels (45) & Heidi Rhoades (37) – A Fitness Power Couple That Couldn’t Go the Distance
They were the definition of couple goals—until they weren’t. Trainer Jillian Michaels and talent manager Heidi Rhoades shared a 9-year love story and two kids, but it all came to a halt in 2019.
Though the breakup was emotional, they promised to keep things friendly for their family. Fans were left stunned—how could such a strong duo fall apart?
Kate McKinnon (35) & Jackie Abbott – Comedy Royalty Meets Mysterious Muse
They made it red-carpet official at the 2017 Emmys, and ever since, fans have been obsessed with the chemistry between SNL icon Kate McKinnon and her quiet, artsy partner Jackie Abbott.
Jackie keeps a low profile—Instagram is her canvas, not her confessional. But don’t be fooled—behind the reserved façade is someone who stole the heart of comedy’s queen.
Raven-Symoné (33) & AzMarie Livingston (32) – A Disney Star’s Love That Couldn’t Last
Once considered a dream pairing, Raven-Symoné and model AzMarie Livingston were the talk of Hollywood. But in 2015, their romance came to a surprising end.
Though both were hitting career highs, something didn’t click. Raven went on to call herself a “human-lover,” choosing love without labels—while fans wondered what really drove them apart.
Johnny Weir (35) & Victor Voronov (35) – Glamorous Ice Melts into Tabloid Drama
They looked like a match made in designer heaven—until it all crumbled. Olympic skater Johnny Weir and attorney Victor Voronov’s 4-year marriage ended in chaos, allegations, and public fallout.
From courtroom battles to explosive headlines, their breakup was anything but graceful. Love may have started with sparkles and smiles, but it ended with a cold, hard reality.
Tom Ford (58) & Richard Buckley (71) – Love at First Sight in an Elevator? Yes, Really.
It took just one elevator ride to change everything. When fashion mogul Tom Ford locked eyes with journalist Richard Buckley, he knew. One month later, they moved in together.
Three decades later, they tied the knot—proof that when love hits, it doesn’t need time to simmer. A rare blend of devotion and designer style, this couple redefined long-term romance in luxury.
Wanda Sykes (55) & Alex Sykes (45) – From Secret Love to Family Life
Wanda Sykes dropped a bombshell in 2006 when she came out publicly. But what shocked fans even more was how fast she and French beauty Alex fell into place.
Within a year, they were married, and now they’re proud parents of twins. With Wanda’s sharp wit and Alex’s quiet charm, they’ve built a home that’s all love and no labels.
Cheyenne Jackson (44) & Jason Landau (42) – From Heartbreak to Double Daddy Delight
After ending a 13-year relationship, Cheyenne Jackson didn’t waste time healing—he found new love and never looked back. Enter: actor-turned-entrepreneur Jason Landau.
Four months into dating, they were engaged. Two years later, they were dads to twins. Forget slow burns—this was a full-blown wildfire of love and fatherhood.
Ryan Murphy (54) & David Miller (46) – The Mogul Couple That Keeps It All Behind the Curtain
You know his shows—Glee, American Horror Story, Nip/Tuck. But Ryan Murphy keeps his real-life drama private. His relationship with photographer David Miller flew under the radar for 15 years before they finally tied the knot.
Now they’re living the Hollywood dream with two kids, zero scandals, and millions in the bank. It’s the ultimate power couple formula—quiet love, loud success.
Jonathan Knight (50) & Harley Rodriguez (46) – Boy Band Heartthrob Plans a Wedding Decade in the Making
New Kids on the Block fans, brace yourselves. Jonathan Knight popped the question to actor Harley Rodriguez during a wild South African safari… but the wedding is still pending.
Busy schedules and tour dates haven’t slowed their love down—just the aisle walk. Fans are still waiting to see when (or if!) this long engagement turns into forever.
Don Roos (64) & Dan Bucatinsky (54) – Premieres & Parenthood
These creatives first connected at the premiere of Love Field in 1992. Years later, they tied the knot in 2008—just after same-sex marriage went legal in California—and now share two kids. A solid pair celebrated for their advocacy and artistic impact.
Denis O’Hare (57) & Hugo Redwood – Love That Lasts Online & Offline
They swiped right—or well, met online—19 years ago. Since then they’ve built a life together and are the proud dads of Declan, adopted more than a decade into the partnership. Long-term love framed in modern motherhood.
Tom Daley (25) & Dustin Lance Black (45) – From Instagram Crush to Family Plans
Olympic diver Tom Daley and screenwriter Dustin Lance Black hit it off in 2013 and married in 2017. Now they’re planning to expand their family, with their Instagram announcement on Valentine’s Day leaving fans squealing.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson (44) & Justin Mikita (34) – “Modern Family” in Real Life
The Modern Family star and producer/attorney fiancé have been together since 2012 and married in 2013. Supporters since the start, the couple use their platform to advocate for LGBT rights and occasionally joke about adopting a house full of kids.
George Takei (82) & Brad Altman (65) – Trailblazers in Marriage Equality
One of the first celebrity same-sex marriages after West Hollywood’s license became available in 2008—George Takei and Brad Altman’s relationship began decades earlier. Known for their #LoveWins activism and permanent key presence in pop culture history.
Lily Tomlin (80) & Jane Wagner (84) – Decades of Creativity & Commitment
Partners since the early ’70s, they finally wed in 2013 after 42 years together. Iconic, brilliant, and still going strong—these veterans of entertainment show that long-term love can be a masterpiece.
Neil Patrick Harris (46) & David Burtka (44) – Hollywood & Home Excellence
Together since 2004, married in 2014, and proud parents of twins born in 2010. Harris has been candid about how Burtka has influenced his career and life—head in Hollywood, heart at home.
Rufus Wainwright (46) & Jorn Weisbrodt (46) – A Musical Family Blend
After years together, they married in 2012 and became part of a unique blended family: a child shared with Leonard Cohen’s daughter. A family tied by art and deep connection.
Jane Lynch (59) & Lara Embry (50) – A Short-Lived Marriage with Long-Term Effects
Married in 2010 and divorced in 2014, Jane Lynch’s split involved a $1.4M settlement and child custody—which she navigated with her trademark grace. Even love that ends leaves its mark.
Cat Cora (52) & Jennifer Cora (48) – Chefs, Moms & Modern Separation
After a 17-year relationship and two children, the couple divorced in 2015. More poignantly, the split was messy enough to make tabloid headlines—but life goes on. Cat later married Nicole Ehrlich in 2018.
Kristen Stewart (29) & Stella Maxwell (29)
On-and-off again since dating, the Twilight star and Victoria’s Secret model had a highly publicized relationship, briefly split in 2019, and since then Kristen has moved on romantically to screenwriter Dylan Meyer.
Sam Smith (27) & Brandon Flynn (26)
This singer-actor duo dated for nine months in 2018. Though they called it quits, Sam has remained close with Brandon and speaks fondly of their time together.
Queen Latifah (49) & Jeanette Jenkins (42)
They enjoyed an eight-year relationship from circa 2006 to 2014. Their split involved some drama, largely due to Queen Latifah’s budding relationship with choreographer Eboni Nichols.
Anderson Cooper (52) & Benjamin Maisani (46)
Partners for nearly a decade before announcing their split in 2018, the former couple continues to remain close personal friends.
Robin Roberts (58) & Amber Laign (44)
Together since 2005, Robin publicly came out in 2013. They’re still going strong and occasionally share glimpses of their travels and life together.
Sean Hayes (49) & Scott Icenogle (50)
Married in 2014 after eight years together. The Will & Grace star’s marriage remains a low-key, yet loving, pillar of his life.
Samira Wiley (32) & Lauren Morelli (37)
They met on the Orange Is the New Black set and became one of Hollywood’s sweetest queer couples. Tying the knot in 2017, their love story is filled with mutual adoration—Lauren once shared in Cosmopolitan how Samira makes her feel like a young teenager falling in love all over again.
Chely Wright (49) & Lauren Blitzer (38)
Country music trailblazer Chely Wright came out in 2010—a courageous move in an industry often hesitant about LGBTQ+ visibility. She and Lauren Blitzer tied the knot in 2011 and welcomed twins George Samuel and Everett Joseph in 2013. Together, they continue to break boundaries and build a loving home.
Sara Gilbert (44) & Linda Perry (54)
Sara Gilbert, known from Roseanne and The Big Bang Theory, and musician Linda Perry have been happily married since a vegan ceremony in 2014 that featured ’80s icons like Berlin’s Terri Nunn. Aside from their life together, they also raise Sara’s three children from her previous marriage to producer Ali Adler.
Lena Waithe (35) & Alana Mayo (34)
Writers and producers Lena Waithe and Alana Mayo, who met during Master of None, have been quietly engaged. Choosing a relaxed approach, they’re planning a small, stress-free celebration focused on intimacy and good company—defying expectations of over-the-top celebrity weddings.
Troye Sivan (24) & Jacob Bixenman (24)
Young, talented, and deeply in love—Troye Sivan and Jacob Bixenman have quietly built a lasting relationship since first becoming a couple around 2021. Known for his sensitive and introspective music, Sivan marked their third anniversary with a heartfelt Instagram post that showcased their closeness and unwavering support for each other. With 7+ million YouTube subscribers and nearly 11 million Instagram followers, Troye’s growing fame is intertwined with Jacob by his side—a loving, loyal partnership that resonates with many.
Colton Haynes (31) & Jeff Leatham (48)
In March 2017, actor Colton Haynes announced his engagement to famed floral designer Jeff Leatham, enchanting fans with photos from their lavish wedding. But despite the romantic setting, their relationship experienced turbulence, ending just six months later in 2018. Although they briefly tried to reconcile, the couple ultimately decided to part ways, emphasizing how even well-intentioned relationships can face significant challenges.
Matt Bomer (42) & Simon Halls (55)
Beloved actor Matt Bomer quietly married longtime partner Simon Halls in 2011. While their wedding remained private for years, it was confirmed in 2014 that the couple had been together for a long and cherished time. Bomer has described marrying “up,” humorously yet lovingly acknowledging Simon’s stature as a respected publicist. With a relationship rooted in mutual respect and shared accomplishments, their bond remains one of Hollywood’s most understated yet admirably stable partnerships.
Barry Manilow (76) & Garry Kief (71)
Barry Manilow and Garry Kief’s love story is a beautiful reminder that it’s never too late for authenticity. After nearly 40 years dating privately, Manilow came out and married Garry in 2014. Previously engaged to a woman earlier in his life, Barry finally embraced openness in his late 70s. The couple’s journey—from decades of discreet companionship to joyful public commitment—has been profoundly moving for fans everywhere.
Matt Dallas (37) & Blue Hamilton (39)
In 2015, actor Matt Dallas and musician Blue Hamilton celebrated their marriage and soon after became parents through adoption, welcoming their first child, Crow. Their decision to relocate from Los Angeles to Phoenix showcased their focus on creating a nurturing, family-centered lifestyle. The couple frequently share heartwarming glimpses into their joys and challenges on YouTube—highlighting their commitment to both love and parenthood.
Daniel Franzese (41) & Joseph Bradley Phillips (–)
Comedian and actor Daniel Franzese, famous for his role in Mean Girls, proposed plans to marry longtime partner Joseph Bradley Phillips in 2016. However, after delays and challenges, the couple amicably ended their engagement in 2018. Daniel publicly expressed gratitude for the support they received during and after the split, reflecting a mature approach and enduring friendship built on lasting affection and mutual respect.
Abby Wambach (40) & Glennon Doyle Melton (43)
After a personal crisis involving a DUI in 2016, retired soccer star Abby Wambach found strength and renewal in her relationship with author and activist Glennon Doyle Melton. The couple married in 2017 and have since been praised for their deep emotional connection and mutual healing. Their partnership is built on shared values—family, authenticity, and growth—making them role models for many seeking courage in love and life.
Melissa Etheridge (58) & Linda Wallem (58)
Country-rock icon Melissa Etheridge has been married to actress Linda Wallem since 2014. An early LGBTQ+ advocate—Melissa came out in the mid-1990s with her album Yes I Am—she has often spoken about how Linda completes her life. Now happily settled with Linda, the couple continues to champion confidence and authenticity in the LGBTQ+ community.
Christine Quinn (53) & Kim Catullo (–)
Former New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and lawyer Kim Catullo have been partners since their 2012 wedding. Activists at heart, they’ve been integral voices in LGBTQ+ rights and visibility. Though Christine’s mayoral ambitions didn’t unfold, the couple remains committed to both politics and their lifelong mission of advocacy and representation.
Lee Daniels (59) & Jahil Fisher (37)
Director and producer Lee Daniels met songwriter Jahil Fisher almost a decade ago. Daniels has described an almost instant connection—particularly drawn to Jahil’s voice. Now approaching ten years together, Daniels has even adjusted his career to remain close to his partner, highlighting the seriousness and depth of their mutual care and devotion.
Julie Mehretu (50) & Jessica Rankin (49)
Visual artists Julie Mehretu and Jessica Rankin share more than creative ties—their relationship spans two decades. Meeting in a bar in 2000, the pair eventually welcomed two children in 2011. Their partnership, both personal and artistic, reflects a profound blend of creative synergy and heartfelt family commitment.
Jonathan Bennett (39) & Jaymes Vaughan (37)
Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett became “Instagram official” with partner Jaymes Vaughan in 2017. Although they haven’t married yet, their strong relationship has been visible through public appearances and shared moments online. Jaymes, known for roles on shows like The Amazing Race, complements Jonathan’s journey toward a potentially bigger commitment ahead.
Jim Parsons (47) & Todd Spiewak (43)
After a successful blind date in 2012, Jim Parsons and Todd Spiewak began building a life together. By 2013, their relationship was public, and they celebrated a beautiful wedding in New York’s Rainbow Room in 2017. Jim often highlights Todd in his acceptance speeches—proof of their deep bond and Todd’s constant presence beside him.
Heather Matarazzo (37) & Heather Turman (33)
Nicknamed “the two Heathers,” Heather Matarazzo (of Welcome to the Dollhouse fame) and comedian Heather Turman met on set in 2016. Announcing their engagement in January 2018, they’ve embraced the journey toward marriage with anticipation. Their playful dynamic reflects both humor and heartfelt connection.
Lance Bass (41) & Michael Turchin (33)
After coming out in 2006, *’90s pop star Lance Bass found love with Michael Turchin, a gifted painter. The couple tied the knot in 2014 during a televised event—Lance Loves Michael: The Lance Bass Wedding—at L.A.’s Park Plaza Hotel. Their relationship became a joyful cultural moment as beloved family, celebrity friends, and television all took part.
Dot-Marie Jones (56) & Bridgett Casteen (47)
In a heartwarming proposal at a Disneyland celebration for 30,000 LGBTQ+ fans, Glee actress Dot‑Marie Jones popped the question to her longtime partner, Bridgett Casteen, in 2013. What guests thought was a casual party turned into a surprise wedding. Their love story continues to be charming, genuine, and Disney‑magical.
Michael Kors (60) & Lance Lepere (49)
Celebrated fashion designer Michael Kors fell in love with his intern Lance Lepere after meeting him in 1990. Their connection deepened during a Paris work trip, leading to a romantic relationship and, in 2011, a beautiful beach wedding in Southampton—on the sand, barefoot, at Dune Beach. Their union exemplifies love rooted in both professionalism and personal admiration.
RuPaul (58) & Georges LeBar (46)
Back in 1994, RuPaul locked eyes with Georges LeBar on the dance floor of NYC’s iconic Limelight nightclub. What began as an electrifying night turned into a lifelong love. After over two decades together, they quietly tied the knot in 2017. While RuPaul reigns as a drag legend on TV, Georges manages a sprawling ranch—proving opposites not only attract but thrive.
Cherry Jones (62) & Sophie Huber (48)
Theater veteran Cherry Jones found enduring love with Swiss filmmaker Sophie Huber after a 2008 meeting sparked a romantic connection. They dated for several years before marrying in 2015. Together, they blend the worlds of Broadway and indie cinema, all while keeping their relationship grounded and quietly inspiring.
Elton John (72) & David Furnish (57)
Legendary musician Elton John and filmmaker David Furnish met at a dinner party in 1993 and formed a lifelong partnership. They entered into a civil union in 2005 and married officially in 2014 after same-sex marriage became legal in the UK. With two sons via surrogate, the couple champions both LGBTQ+ rights and modern parenthood with grace and visibility.
Cara Delevingne (27) & Ashley Benson (29)
Model and actress Cara Delevingne and Pretty Little Liars star Ashley Benson kept fans guessing with their whirlwind romance. In 2019, rumors swirled about a Vegas wedding, later revealed to be a “friendship ceremony.” Even with uncertainty around their legal status, their chemistry and openness made headlines—and hearts flutter.
Ricky Martin (47) & Jwan Yosef (35)
After months of Instagram messages, pop icon Ricky Martin finally met Syrian-Swedish artist Jwan Yosef in person—and the sparks were instant. Married since 2017, they’ve since built a modern family with four children. Ricky once called Jwan “the most romantic man ever,” and their relationship continues to blend art, music, and boundless love.
Jodie Foster (56) & Alexandra Hedison (50)
Academy Award–winner Jodie Foster entered a new chapter in 2013 when she met photographer and actress Alexandra Hedison. After a whirlwind first year together, the couple announced their engagement in 2014. That same year, they celebrated their union with a private ceremony. Jodie, who publicly acknowledged her sexuality in a moving Golden Globes speech, and Alexandra balance stardom with a beautifully grounded home life—raising Jodie’s two sons while enjoying their creative pursuits and each other’s company.