The boys season 5: cast relationships – from weddings to secret romances
The wait is over. Season five of The Boys has landed, promising a final, explosive showdown between the Boys and Vought. But amidst the impending chaos, a far more intriguing question is brewing: what’s happening with the characters’ love lives? Beyond the superhero battles and corporate conspiracies, a surprisingly detailed look at the real-life relationships of the cast reveals a tangled web of romances, breakups, and a few unexpected surprises.
Aisle, aisle, romance: the cast’s relationship status
Let’s cut through the Supes and the subterfuge and dive into the human drama unfolding behind the scenes. Jack Quaid and Claudia Doumit, playing Hughie and Victoria, have officially tied the knot – a private ceremony in Australia in April 2026. Rumors circulated for some time, culminating in a formal Instagram announcement in October 2023, but the couple clearly wanted an intimate start to their married life.
Homelander’s enigmatic love life
Antony Starr’s Homelander continues to operate under a veil of secrecy, though whispers persist of a connection with Sandra Vergara, a relative of Selling Sunset’s Sofia Vergara. Red carpet appearances over the past two years have fueled speculation, though a definitive confirmation remains elusive. Erin Moriarty, as Annie/Starlight, remains seemingly single, navigating a complex past that’s kept her fiercely private.
Unexpected unions and quiet commitments
Perhaps the most surprising revelation is Tomer Kapon’s Frenchie and Ortal Ben-Shoshan – they’ve been married since 2012. Karen Fukuhara, portraying Kimiko, has kept her dating life under wraps since her split from Keith Tio. And Chace Crawford’s The Deep has moved on, happily dating Kelsey Merritt, a Victoria’s Secret model, a relationship that blossomed publicly in July 2025.
Beyond the headlines: a glimpse behind the mask
Laz Alonso’s Mother’s Milk continues to operate with a certain enigmatic aura, though he’s been linked to several prominent women over the years. Nathan Mitchell, as Black Noir II, remains largely unseen, leaving his personal life shrouded in mystery. Susan Heyward, as Sister Sage, is happily married to Andres Fonseca, a Colombian musician, a union celebrated on Instagram in September 2021. Finally, Valorie Curry’s Firecracker has been navigating a post-divorce landscape since her split with Sam Underwood in 2023. Colby Minifie, playing Vivien, has subtly introduced Thomas McCole to the public with an Instagram post in September 2025. Jessie T. Usher, as Reggie/A-Train, continues to maintain a degree of privacy regarding his romantic pursuits.
The final chapter – love or war?
As The Boys hurtles towards its conclusion, the fate of these characters – both on and off-screen – remains uncertain. Will Hughie and Victoria finally find their happily ever after? Will Homelander ever escape his destructive tendencies? The answers, like the show itself, are sure to be explosive. But one thing is clear: even amidst the chaos, the human connections – and the complications that come with them – are just as captivating as the superhero showdown.