But the series was more than just its two leading ladies. A broad ensemble cast complimented them, including Lorraine Bracco, Bruce McGill, and Jordan Bridge. Together, they helped make the show an engaging cross between crime-solving cop drama and family sitcom, as stories explored the friendship, romances, and all the ups and downs of Rizzoli, Isles, and their friends and family, all against the backdrop of some of the most puzzling crimes in Boston.

Now, years after the show’s conclusion in 2016 with seven incredible seasons, fans may be looking back and wondering what has become of Rizzoli, Isles, and the rest. There’s no better time than now to catch up with the talented roster of stars who brought the show to life. Some have continued in new, hit shows, while others have moved into new careers — and one has even left acting altogether. So let’s dive in and track down the cast of “Rizzoli & Isles” cast and see what they’ve been up to since the show left the air. Angie Harmon Angie Harmon smiles John Lamparski/Getty Images

Playing one half of the show’s title role was “Law & Order” vet Angie Harmon, who actually got her crime-stopping start as private investigator Ryan McBride in “Baywatch Nights” back in the 1990s. Here she’s Jane Rizzoli, a detective with Boston’s homicide unit. Harmon played the role of the fiery New England cop for all seven seasons of the series. When the series came to a close in 2016, Harmon probably could have had her pick of projects, but surprisingly, has mostly stepped away from acting.

Though Harmon has continued to be a regular in the talk show circuit, her on-camera performances have been few and far between, limited mostly to reality competitions and animated voice roles. That may seem somewhat surprising, but according to the actress herself, before landing the lead role in “Rizzoli & Isles,” she was actually considering retiring.

“I was pretty much getting ready to retire and thinking that I’m going to move back East with my kids and raise my little girls and go be mommy,” she told Pop Entertainment. Since the series ended, it seems she’s finally done just that. “After ‘Rizzoli & Isles’ ended in 2016, I told the girls I wouldn’t work on a show that took me away from them like that. And I haven’t,” she said in a 2022 interview with AARP Magazine. Sasha Alexander Sasha Alexander smiles Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images

Opposite Angie Harmon is Sasha Alexander in the co-leading role of “Rizzoli & Isles” as Dr. Maura Dorothea Isles, Boston’s Chief Medical Examiner. Like Harmon, Alexander is no stranger to law enforcement roles, playing D.A. Robin Childs in an episode of “CSI” before hopping over to “NCIS” for three seasons in 2003 where she played Special Agent Caitlin Todd. After seven seasons as Isles, though, Alexander wasn’t ready to hang it up, and the actress kept plenty busy.

From her recurring role as Helene Runyon in “Shameless” to guest spots in “Law & Order: SVU” and “FBI,” Alexander hopped around the dial. And it wasn’t just television, either, as she popped up in a few movies too, including 2020’s “Dangerous Lies,” a Netflix thriller with Jessie T. Usher and Camila Mendes. What some may not know, however, is that she also moved behind the camera: After she directed an episode of “Rizzoli & Isles” in 2016, she helmed episodes of Netflix’s “You” and Showtime’s “Bull.”

In 2018, two years after “Rizzoli & Isles,” Alexander opened up about her frustrations with acting, which could explain why she’s stayed away from full-time roles in recent years. “The business of it is very different because it’s so money-driven. And so usually you have a lot of very big egos,” said Alexander. “So the person who usually wrote it … they want to stick with what they want. So, it’s not as collaborative as you’d like it to be. And it’s also a really grueling job.” Jordan Bridges Jordan Bridges on set DFree/Shutterstock

Jane Rizzoli’s brother Frankie played a major role in the series too. A cop himself, Frankie Rizzoli Jr. tries to make a career for himself while also looking out for the safety of his big sister. Prior to “Rizzoli & Isles,” Bridges played a starring role in the short-lived legal drama “Conviction,” and also made appearances in shows from other franchises like “Law & Order” and “CSI.” In the years since his seven-season run on the show ended, Bridges has yet to take on a major ongoing role but has still been consistently acting.

In 2017, Bridges played photographer Neil Pruitt in the Chris Noth procedural “Gone” and starred as real-life business leader Jamie Hodari in the Apple TV+ miniseries “WeCrashed” alongside Jared Leto and Anne Hathaway. In 2018 Bridges took a small role in the heist film “Den of Thieves,” and he joined the last of AppleTV+’s “Palm Royale” in 2024. Of course, Hallmark movie fans will recognize him from a pair of films — “Christmas at Holly Lodge” in 2017, and 2019’s “True Love Blooms.” Bruce McGill Bruce McGill on red carpet Axelle/bauer-griffin/Getty Images

Veteran actor Bruce McGill has been a character actor since the 1970s, popping up all over TV and film, from episodes of “Star Trek: Voyager” to movies like “Courage Under Fire.” It wasn’t often that he got a starring role in a TV series, though his recurring role as Jack Dalton in “MacGyver” in the ’80s and “Delta House” in 1979 are notable exceptions. In “Rizzoli & Isles,” McGill was welcomed as a series regular for just the third time in his long career, and when that ended, he went right back to being the go-to character actor he’d been for decades.

In 2017, McGill actually returned to the “MacGyver” family, playing Detective Greer in an episode of the modern-day reboot. He then landed recurring roles in “Suits” and the Jennifer Lopez Ray Liotta cop drama “Shades of Blue,” both in 2018. If you recognize him from anything lately, though, it’s probably from Amazon Prime’s “Reacher,” adapted from the Lee Child adventure novels, where he played Mayor Grover Teale.

The 2023 HBO Max miniseries “Love & Death” from David E. Kelley and starring Elizabeth Olsen, Jesse Plemons, and Lily Rabe was also graced with his presence for three episodes, where he played Judge Tom Ryan. McGill has also spent the last few years being nominated for a flurry of smaller acting awards for his performance in the drama short “Waiting Game” from writer-director Jon Bloch. Lorraine Bracco Lorraine Bracco at a premiere Arturo Holmes/Getty Images

Lorraine Bracco played Angie Harmon’s on-screen mother in “Rizzoli & Isles.” As the domineering Angela Rizzoli, Bracco was always telling daughter Jane how she should dress, behave, and be more like a traditional woman — mostly out of fear for her daughter’s safety. If you know Bracco from anywhere other than her role as Angela Rizzoli, though, it’s probably from “The Sopranos.”

Though her roles have been less prolific since “Rizzoli & Isles,” Bracco did land a recurring role on another cop show. In 2017, she began appearing in the Tom Selleck series “Blue Bloods” as Margaret Dutton, a city official who eventually becomes interim mayor of New York. Two years later she hosted “The Dead Wives Club,” a true crime documentary series, and played Tim’s mother in an episode of the BBC comedy “Jerk.” At the movies, Bracco has had less success, starring in the critically-lambasted live-action remake of “Pinocchio” in 2022 where she voiced Sofia the Seagull, a part that earned her a dreaded Razzie Award nomination for worst actress.

In 2020, Bracco combined her real life with TV to make “My Big Italian Adventure,” where she chronicled the renovation of a recently-purchased Italian Villa. The series also reunited her with Angie Harmon, who stopped by to see the disaster of a house for herself. Lee Thompson Young Barry Frost looks left TNT AD

Every good cop needs a partner, and for a few seasons, Rizzoli had Barry Frost by her side, played by Lee Thompson Young. Oddly enough, though, he wasn’t as much of a fan of Isles, though that was probably because of her specific line of work and his aversion to corpses. Before the series, Young was most famous for “The Famous Jett Jackson” where he played the titular role. He was also the first actor to play the superhero Cyborg in live-action, on “Smallville.” He appeared in the first four seasons of “Rizzoli & Isles.”

In August of 2013, the crew on the set of “Rizzoli & Isles” grew concerned when he didn’t show up for filming. Following a police-ordered wellness check on his home, it was determined he’d taken his own life. To pay tribute to his memory, Young’s surviving family started the Lee Thompson Young Foundation, an organization dedicated to breaking the stigma around mental health and urging those struggling with depression — particularly among “creatively gifted youth” — to seek help. In Season 5 of the series, after Frost’s off-screen death, the series paid their own homage to Young, with the team launching the Barry Frost Memorial Scholarship in his character’s name.

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Idara Victor entered the fifth season of “Rizzoli & Isles” playing computer expert Nina Holiday. She’d be bumped up to series regular the following year, at the conclusion of which she’d begin a relationship with Jordan Bridge’s character Frankie Rizzoli. They get engaged in the series finale, setting her up to become Jane Rizzoli’s sister-in-law. An Ivy League-educated actor, Idara Victor has been on stage since she was a child, so when “Rizzoli & Isles” came to a close, she wasn’t about to say goodbye to her acting career.

At the same time as she was appearing in the series, Victor also had a recurring role in “TURN: Washington’s Spies,” which continued after “Rizzoli & Isles” ended. There she played Agent 355, a real-life operative in the Culper Ring during the American Revolution. A year later, Victor landed a starring role in “Love Is_” alongside William Catlett, Clarke Peters, and Wendy Davis. In 2019, “Shameless” gave her a 4-episode stint, and she appeared in the Netflix holiday movie “First Christmas” in 2020.

Victor would become a series regular once again, though, when she took the role of Tina in the HBO Max series “Minx,” with Ophelia Lovibond and Jake Johnson. AD Brian Goodman Brian Goodman smiling Axelle/bauer-griffin/Getty Images AD

One-time love interest of Jane Rizzoli, Lieutenant Sean Cavanaugh started out with a recurring role in “Rizzoli & Isles” before becoming a full-time cast member for Seasons 3 and 4. Goodman is no stranger to cop shows, having starred in “Line of Fire,” as well as guest spots on “NYPD Blue” and CSI” too. When he left “Rizzoli & Isles” during its fifth season, though, there was still plenty left for him to do. In fact, almost immediately after Cavanaugh was written off the series, Goodman took a role in the David Duchovny series “Aquarius.”

Though he wasn’t the star, Goodman did return to the role of a dedicated detective in “Chance,” the Hulu original series led by Hugh Laurie. Playing Detective Kevin Hynes, Goodman began as a recurring guest star before joining the main cast in Season 2. From there, Goodman jumped to film where he appeared in “Clover” with Ron Perlman, before hopping back to television for an episode of “Dirty John.” He also appeared in “I Know This Much is True” with Mark Ruffalo, who he’d worked with before on “What Doesn’t Kill You,” a film Goodman had directed in 2008, based on his own life growing up in Boston.

After “Rizzoli & Isles,” Goodman would also return to directing, helming “The Black Butterfly” in 2017, and “Last Seen Alive” in 2022, an action-thriller starring Gerard Butler and Jaimie Alexander. AD Jaime Collaco Officer Garcia behind the wheel TNT AD

Beyond the main cast, “Rizzoli & Isles” also had a handful of standout recurring characters. One of them was actor Jaime Collaco as Officer Garcia, who turned up in a dozen episodes of the series. A guest star type, Collaco can count the police procedural as his biggest role to date, even to this day. Because since “Rizzoli & Isles” left the air, he has only made one appearance on TV, with a guest starring role in a 2018 episode of “Shameless.”

Outside of acting, however, Collaco has managed to keep busy. In 2007, before his appearance in the series, he helped found the Do As One Project, which helps promote healthy, conscious breathing techniques. Collaco also currently works with the Agape International Spiritual Center, whose founder Dr. Michael Bernard Beckwith describes the organization as “a movement that would take a stand for love, for peace, for being a beneficial presence on the planet.” But that’s not all, because Collaco is also the Director of Membership Services for The Karma Foundation, as the actor has turned away from acting to embrace helping communities, where he hopes “to create the space where everyone can experience happiness, creativity, and self-realization.” AD Tina Huang Tina Huang on red carpet Paul Archuleta/Getty Images AD

Tina Huang had a longer career before “Rizzoli & Isles” than you might expect, with appearances in everything from “The Office” to “Castle.” But after five seasons as a recurring character, playing criminalist Susie Chang — an expert with flawless memory and strangely also a nudist – Huang jumped back into guest spots. If you were watching “Shameless” you didn’t just spot Sasha Alexander, Idara Victor, and Jaime Collaco, but also Huang, who then went on to appear in episodes of “Scandal” and “Catching the Break.”

Huang has had a recurring role in daytime soap “The Bold and the Beautiful,” and a year later she was Captain Kimberly Hill in six episodes of the DC superhero series “Arrow.” Since then, Huang has voiced a droid in a trio of episodes of “Star Wars: The Bad Batch,” and kept busy in the world of soap operas with a recurring role as Melinda Trask in “Days of Our Lives” since 2020, appearing in some 70 episodes.

Beyond her life as an actor, Huang is also involved behind the scenes, as co-artistic director of Ammunition Theatre Company. Alongside hosting a wide array of talent, the Ammo Theatre Company strives to improve representation in the arts. AD Adam Sinclair Adam Sinclair on the red carpet Tara Ziemba/Getty Images AD

Adam Sinclair had been around a while before “Rizzoli & Isles,” with one of his most prominent roles coming in the 2014 miniseries “24: Live Another Day.” For two seasons, though, he had a recurring role playing Kent Drake, medical assistant to Dr. Maura Isles, where he gets involved in an awkward will they won’t they with the Chief Medical Examiner after a clumsy misunderstanding. When “Rizzoli & Isles” ended Sinclair took some time off, returning to TV in 2018.

That year, he guest-starred on “Gotham” as Johnny Spectre and as Llewyn Scott in an episode of the TV reboot of “Lethal Weapon. From there, Sinclair branched out and got into the wide world of podcasting, providing his vocal talents to a pair of audio dramas. The first was “The Imperfection,” a psycho-thriller about a group of patients teaming up to investigate the disappearance of their psychiatrist. The other podcast he appeared in took Sinclair back to Gotham City, oddly enough: he voiced the villainous Mad Hatter in the audio drama “Batman Unburied,” where the Caped Crusader was played by Winston Duke.

But acting isn’t all Sinclair has been up to. Since 2020, he’s been CEO of First Take Aviation, a group founded to provide flight training to people from underprivileged communities. He even has hopes of turning First Take into a reality TV series. AD Colin Egglesfield Colin Egglesfield smiles Paul Archuleta/Getty Images

Jane and Frankie aren’t the only Rizzoli kids; there’s also Tommy, but he wound up in prison for running over a priest instead of being a cop. Egglesfield plays Tommy to perfection, as the good-looking but witless and mistake-prone younger brother, who appears in 15 episodes of “Rizzoli & Isles.” After the series finale in 2016, Egglesfield has done a few other TV projects, with a two-episode role on “Chicago Fire” and a pair of episodes on “Lucifer.” But Egglesfield has largely stuck to movies.

This includes direct-to-streaming indie films like “Reprisal” in 2018, a low-budget action movie with Bruce Willis and Frank Grillo, and “Backtrace” with Sylvester Stallone. He took a leading role in “100 Days to Live” from writer-director Ravin Gandhi, and has quite a few projects lined up over the next few years, too, including Neil Marshall’s “Duchess” with Sean Pertwee and Colm Meaney. But Egglesfield has other careers outside of acting. In addition to being a card-carrying SAG member, he’s also a freelance real estate broker, wrote the book “Agile Artist: Life Lessons from Hollywood and Beyond,” and hosts a six-week masterclass course called Inspire that helps people achieve their dreams

by mplae · June 15, 2026

Angie Harmon’s new romance is straight out of a movie.

On Saturday, February 14, the Rizzoli & Isles alum hopped on Instagram to share some big romantic news. Turns out, she reconnected with an old flame — Tony Floyd.

Source: @angieharmon/InstagramAngie Harmon shared a Valentine’s Day post on Instagram.

“Happy Valentine’s Day Tony Floyd @studioavafilms …. 27 years later!” she captioned the post, which included a vintage Kodak snapshot of the pair along with new photos of them packing on the PDA.

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“I love you!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️,” Harmon added.

Source: @angieharmon/InstagramThe star reunited with her former love Tony Floyd.

According to a separate Instagram post from Floyd — a model and photographer whose work has appeared in W magazine and T Magazine — they first met as teenagers in Europe.

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With nepo babies reaching a fever pitch, many fans are wondering if Angie Harmon is the daughter of the handsome Mark Harmon, or in any way related by blood.

But much like Audrey and Katharine Hepburn, along with Diane and Michael Keaton, all Angie and Mark share are a last name, and not through marriage.

The two however are connected, just not in the way you might think.  Keep reading to find out what ties these two beloved actors!

Mark Harmon

Born in Burbank, California to a starlet and a sports personality, Mark Harmon, 71 is one of Hollywood’s original nepo babies.

His mother, actor and model Elyse Knox–a pin-up girl best known for the 1942 film The Mummy’s Tomb and Follow the Boys (1944)–was born in Connecticut to Austrian immigrants.

His dad, Tom Harmon, was an Indiana-born halfback who started his football career playing for the University of Michigan Wolverines. The Heisman Trophy-winning player spent two seasons with the LA Rams and then went from the field to the press box as a sportscaster with ABC Radio, and later as the spokesperson for Kellogg’s cereal.

Elyse and Tom had three children, Kristin, Kelly and the youngest, Thomas Mark Harmon.

Mark’s eldest sister, the late Kristin Nelson (1945 to 2018), was married to Ricky Nelson and with him, she had twins Matthew and Gunnar–known as the rock group Nelson–and a daughter, Tracy.

Kelly, now 74, is an actor and model who was once married to John DeLorean, of the time-travelling DMC DeLorean sportscar featured in 1985’s Back to the Future.

Mark, the former quarterback with the UCLA Bruins football team, chased a career with the NFL, but hatched a new plan when he wasn’t drafted by the NFL. First exploring opportunities in the business world, he then gave into his acting instincts and joined his dad in a Kellogg’s cereal commercial. Soon after, with the help of Kristin’s in-laws Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, he landed a role in the TV series Ozzie’s Girls, which was followed by several more TV appearances.

Mark’s big break came as a series regular from 1980 to 1982 on the soap opera, Flamingo Road, where he starred alongside notable actors like Morgan Fairchild and Kevin McCarthy.

That was just the beginning for Mark, who was then cast on the medical drama St. Elsewhere, where he played the hot doctor for three seasons.

Since then, the award-winning actor played a variety of roles in film, like a teacher in Summer School, a wild west cop in Wyatt Earp, and in Freaky Friday he was the love interest to Jamie Lee Curtis.

On the smaller screen, Mark’s most notable roles include a surgeon on Chicago Hope, and Leroy Jethro Gibbs, a former sniper turned special agent in JAG and NCIS, a role he performed from 2003 to 2021.

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And, as an inspiration to endearing love, Mark recently celebrated his 36th wedding anniversary to actor Pam Dawber, who’s famed for her performance as Mindy to Robin William’s Mork. Mark and Pam share two children, Sean Thomas (born 1988) and Ty Christian (born 1992). Ty is a screenwriter while actor Sean played a young Leroy Jethro Gibbs in NCIS flashback episodes.

Notoriously secretive about family, Mark gushed about his sons in a rare interview with Entertainment Tonight, saying of Sean: “There’s a part of that, certainly as a dad where there’s pride involved in that…I’m proud of him taking his work seriously and how he approaches being an actor–not just on this show.” He continued, “I’m proud of both our boys, and they work hard at what they do and I’m proud that they get up in the morning and try to do that every day.”

Angie Harmon

Texas-born Angie Harmon is a 51-year-old actor, the only child of Daphne Demar, of Greek descent, and Lawrence Harmon, who’s German and Irish.

Angie was only 15 when she won Seventeen magazine’s modeling contest that placed her on covers of publications, like Cosmopolitan and Esquire.

Actress Angie Harmon arrives at the 22nd Annual ELLE Women In Hollywood Awards at Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills on October 19, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic)

The dark-haired beauty’s acting career started when she was discovered on a plane by David Hasselhoff, which led to her first TV role on Baywatch Nights.

Recalling her first meeting with Hasselhoff, Angie said, “He discovered me on a plane and offered me a role on ­Baywatch Nights, but I said, ‘No, thank you,’ because I’d never had an acting lesson.” The star of Women’s Murder Club continued, “Oddly enough, my friend who was with me went on an audition for him two weeks later and he said, ‘You were with that girl!’ That’s where it all ­started; the opportunity came back, and I will always be thankful to David for believing in me.”

After two seasons of playing Ryan McBride on the Baywatch spinoff, Angie was a series regular on Law and Order, where she starred as the Assistant DA, Abigail Carmichael on 78 episodes.

She also loaned her voice to Commissioner Barbara Gordon on Batman Beyond and starred as Jane Rizzoli in the crime drama Rizzoli and Isles.

In 2001, Angie married the New York Giant’s cornerback, Jason Seahorn, who after a career-ending injury in 2002, was signed as a safety with the St. Louis Rams, formerly the LA Rams, in the 2003 to 2004 season, which would be his last. The couple divorced in 2016, but they share three beautiful daughters, Finley (born 2003), Avery (born 2005) and Emery (born 2008).

Both Angie and Mark have connections to the NFL and specifically the Rams, Mark through his dad and Angie through her ex-husband. Other than the NFL link and both being adored celebrities in Hollywood, it’s safe to say that Mark Harmon and Angie Harmon are not related!

Both Mark Harmon and Angie Harmon are incredible actors, and we are thankful to both of their families for sharing them with fans!

What other celebrities do you think are related?

From campaign trails to television appearances, Palin has carefully shaped an image that blends rugged Alaskan toughness with modern charisma. Whether speaking at rallies or making appearances on reality TV, she continues to generate headlines and online buzz.

Her fashion choices—sometimes unconventional for a politician—have been the subject of both admiration and criticism over the years. Yet, Palin’s enduring confidence in how she presents herself proves she’s unafraid to break the mold and embrace her individuality.

While her public appearances may spark controversy or debate, Palin’s presence in pop culture is undeniable. She continues to stir conversation, challenge expectations, and stand firmly in the spotlight—on her own terms.

Although opinions have been divided, many admirers commended Bullock for her self-assurance and readiness to embrace artistic freedom at an early stage in her career. The newfound focus emphasizes how far she has come as an actress and producer rather than overshadowing her accomplishments. Sandra Bullock is still a well-known and significant person whose influence extends well beyond a single photo session.

Angie Harmon is a popular actress and former model known for her roles in television dramas and her elegant public appearances. Her confident style and strong screen presence have made her a recognizable figure in Hollywood, admired for both her talent and timeless beauty.

]]> https://uscelebnews.site/archives/2588/feed 0 https://uscelebnews.site/archives/2584 https://uscelebnews.site/archives/2584#respond Thu, 22 Oct 2026 02:32:20 +0000 https://uscelebnews.site/?p=2584 Mary Padian has established herself as a well-known television personality because to her vivacious demeanor and memorable on-screen events.

Fans have watched her appearances and distinctive style over the years, which frequently provokes spectators to talk.

Both on television and in public engagements, her career has provided spectators with many amusing moments.

Padian’s charisma, sense of humor, and contribution to reality TV are still valued today.

Over the years, images of Brandi from public engagements and various phases of her career have surfaced online, rekindling interest among longstanding followers.

Although celebrity headlines can be overdone, Brandi’s business and television work remain the most intriguing aspects of her public persona. Her boldness and distinct attitude have helped her stand out to spectators.

Fans continue to follow Brandi’s career and public appearances. Her television success and ongoing popularity demonstrate why she is still a household name among reality-TV viewers.

Photographs from various phases of her career provide fans a nostalgic glimpse into public appearances, award ceremonies, interviews, and premieres. Several stages of her career in the entertainment business are captured in these moments.

Bullock is particularly praised for movies like *Gravity*, *While You Were Sleeping*, *The Blind Side*, and *Speed*. She has become one of the most renowned actors of her time because to her ability to transition between a wide range of genres.

Sandra Bullock is still a well-liked Hollywood star today, and viewers are still drawn to her performances. What really defines her lasting reputation is her remarkable filmography, effortless on-screen persona, and decades of prosperous employment.

On Saturday, February 14, the Rizzoli & Isles alum hopped on Instagram to share some big romantic news. Turns out, she reconnected with an old flame — Tony Floyd.

Source: @angieharmon/InstagramAngie Harmon shared a Valentine’s Day post on Instagram.

“Happy Valentine’s Day Tony Floyd @studioavafilms …. 27 years later!” she captioned the post, which included a vintage Kodak snapshot of the pair along with new photos of them packing on the PDA.

Source: @angieharmon/Instagram

“I love you!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️,” Harmon added.

Source: @angieharmon/InstagramThe star reunited with her former love Tony Floyd.

According to a separate Instagram post from Floyd — a model and photographer whose work has appeared in W magazine and T Magazine — they first met as teenagers in Europe.

Source: @studioavafilms/Instagram

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