Glen Powell and Michelle Randolph gave their romance a quietly public moment following the 2026 Golden Globes, stepping out together at an afterparty that also included Powell’s parents. 

The appearance marked a notable milestone for the couple, who have been keeping their relationship largely low-key since romance rumours first surfaced late last year.

Powell, 37, attended the 83rd annual Golden Globes on Sunday, Jan. 11, with his parents, Cyndy Powell and Glen Powell Sr., as his guests. 

While Randolph, 28, did not walk the red carpet with him, she was later spotted joining the trio after the ceremony. 

According to E! News, Randolph was seen getting into a car with Powell and his parents following the awards show, before the group headed to a Golden Globes afterparty together.

Photos shared the next day showed Powell smiling as he walked slightly ahead of Randolph while arriving at the bash. 

The actor wore the same midnight blue Brunello Cucinelli tuxedo and matching bow tie he had donned earlier that evening. 

Randolph opted for a black gown featuring cutouts near her midriff, pairing the look with a black handbag and wearing her blonde hair down in soft curls.

The outing came about two months after the pair were first spotted together in Austin, Texas, where Powell lives. 

Randolph has been spending time nearby while filming Landman in Fort Worth. 

In early December 2025, Us Weekly confirmed that the two were seeing each other casually. 

“They started seeing where things would go around October and have been trying to keep it under the radar for almost two months now,” an insider explained at the time, adding that the pair were “having fun.”

As their connection grew, Powell and Randolph were seen together in Miami before traveling to St. Bart’s to ring in the New Year. 

“They traveled together and Glen invited her on the trip,” a source told Us Weekly, noting that the timing worked out because Randolph also had mutual friends attending. 

The insider added that the couple “are dating” but were “keeping things casual and low-key” heading into the new year.

According to the source, “Glen is very into her and they are having a lot of fun,” pointing out that the two share common ground by working in the same industry. 

The insider also said Powell thinks Randolph is “so beautiful and is smitten,” while describing Randolph as “very reserved,” adding that Powell “brings out the fun side in her.”

Their Golden Globes afterparty appearance, especially alongside Powell’s parents, suggested the relationship may be moving forward naturally, even as the couple continues to keep things relaxed and largely out of the spotlight.

Glen Powell is embracing comparisons to the late Robin Williams as his new Hulu series Chad Powers continues to spark conversation ahead of its release. 

The actor addressed the buzz while attending the 2026 Golden Globes in Beverly Hills on Sunday, Jan. 11, making it clear he sees the comparison as an honour rather than pressure.

Powell, 37, stars in Chad Powers as Russ Holliday, a former star quarterback whose career collapses after a costly mistake during a national championship. 

Years later, Holliday attempts a comeback by disguising himself as “Chad Powers” to walk onto the struggling South Georgia Catfish football team.

The transformation involves heavy prosthetics, a creative choice that has led many viewers to draw parallels with Robin Williams’ iconic performance in Mrs. Doubtfire.

Speaking on the red carpet, Powell acknowledged the comparisons while expressing deep admiration for the legendary actor. 

“Robin Williams was one of the greats,” Powell said. 

“He really made movies that were fun in terms of the joy they gave people, but they also had a lot of heart. He figured out that duality.” 

The comment reflected Powell’s appreciation for Williams’ ability to balance comedy with emotional depth, something audiences see echoed in Chad Powers.

Williams famously portrayed a divorced father who disguises himself as a Scottish housekeeper in the 1993 film Mrs. Doubtfire. 

He died by suicide at age 63 on Aug. 11, 2014, at his Paradise Cay mansion in San Francisco, after struggling with an undiagnosed case of Lewy Body Dementia, a debilitating brain disorder.

While Chad Powers is fictional, the character has real roots. 

Former professional football player Eli Manning originally created Chad Powers during a 2022 episode of ESPN’s Eli’s Places. 

In the viral segment, Manning underwent professional hair and makeup to disguise himself as a walk-on quarterback at Penn State.

Powell later explained how the show expanded on that idea, telling Good Morning America, “We took that concept and that inspiration and have doubled down on the prosthetics, updated it, improved it, new model, new Chad, and we’re making a hell of a show here.”

As anticipation builds, Powell’s reaction suggests he understands why the comparisons exist, and why being mentioned alongside Robin Williams is something to be grateful for, not shy away from.

Social media stars Kristy and Desmond Scott, beloved by millions for their decade-long love story, are divorcing after 12 years of marriage.

The divorce was filed on December 30th in Texas by Kristy, citing infidelity as the cause.

Later, the claim was publicly confirmed by Desmond, who wrote, “I want to begin by apologising to Kristy, our family, and everyone who has been impacted by the public attention surrounding this situation. I know this news has been disappointing for many, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt it has caused.”

He further admitted, “Kristy and I faced challenges and made sincere efforts to work through them. Towards the end of 2025, I wanted to separate and I had conversations with Kristy regarding this.”

This statement indicates that Desmond had made up his mind to end the relationship before the formal divorce was filed. The couple last posted the video together on December 10, 2025, on Kristy’s Instagram. Following that, there was no appearance of Desmond.

Confirming his cheating while being in a relationship, Desmond stated, “During this period, I made choices that I am not proud of. I took responsibility for those actions.”

The couple met at age 14 and got married in 2014. Both built massive online presences, exceeding 26 million combined followers.

They were celebrated for their playful dynamic and cheerful videos, especially Kristy’s viral heel testing reels.

The end of their relationship became public this week. Court documents obtained by TMZ state there is “no chance of reconciliation” and that the pair “will soon stop living together.”