Brittany Anne Snow’s Hollywood journey began early, charming audiences as a child star on CBS’s “Guiding Light” in the late 1990s. She soon became a familiar face, landing a breakout role in NBC’s “American Dreams.” Of course, for many, Snow will forever be remembered as Chloe – the no-nonsense, secretly soft-hearted leader of the Barden Bellas in the “Pitch Perfect” franchise. But her career, much like her life off-screen, is much richer than a string of catchy musical numbers.
Behind the scenes, Snow has always been honest about her struggles. She’s spoken openly about battling eating disorders and mental health challenges, channelling her experiences into action by co-founding Love Is Louder with The Jed Foundation. Through this initiative, she’s helped countless people feel seen and supported, proving she’s more than just a star on screen – she’s an advocate, too.
Love Life Lowdown
Like many in the spotlight, Snow’s relationships have made headlines, especially her romance with Tyler Stanaland, a real estate agent turned reality TV personality on “Selling the OC.” The two met through friends in 2018, and their relationship quickly blossomed – from “hard-launching” their romance on Instagram, to getting engaged within the year, and finally marrying in a sun-soaked Malibu ceremony in March 2020.
But their story didn’t end with happily ever after. After two years of marriage, Snow and Stanaland announced their separation in September 2022, sharing heartfelt matching posts about wanting to “make sure we are each living our most fulfilling and authentic lives.” By July 2023, their divorce was finalized. Snow reportedly kept their cozy home and their beloved dog, Charlie.
Brittany’s romantic past shows a pattern: she often found connection with people who understood the unique pressures of showbiz.
– She dated “Teen Wolf” actor Tyler Hoechlin from 2012 to 2015. The pair kept a fairly low profile, showing up arm-in-arm at an awards show here and there but mostly keeping their relationship private.
– In 2015, she sparked a romance with documentary filmmaker Andrew Jenks. Though they seemed creatively in sync, the relationship fizzled out after about a year.
– Way back in 2011, Snow was spotted with musician William Tell, long before he settled down with Lauren Conrad.
The tabloids didn’t miss a beat, fueling rumors about Brittany and some of her co-stars. She and Zac Efron sparked speculation while filming “Hairspray,” but Snow laughed it off, saying they were simply long-time friends. She was linked to Ryan Rottman after a few red carpet appearances together, though both dismissed it as nothing more than friendship.
Behind the Headlines
What’s most interesting about Snow’s love life isn’t the names or the paparazzi snapshots – it’s how she’s grown. In her twenties, Brittany seemed to gravitate toward fellow actors, perhaps drawn by the comfort of someone who understood the nonstop hustle. Now, she’s opened up about wanting something deeper, telling Glamour in 2017, “Love is about finding someone who sees you for who you really are, not who they want you to be.” Looking back, that quote resonates even more after her recent divorce.
Throughout it all, Snow’s handled heartbreak with humility and candor. She doesn’t disparage her exes or fan the flames of gossip. When she was photographed crying on a beach after her separation from Stanaland, she later spoke up, telling Bustle: “That day, I was not OK. But I wasn’t trying to hide that.” It’s a rare kind of vulnerability, especially in Hollywood.
Past Relationships
Tyler Stanaland
Andrew Jenks
Tyler Hoechlin
William Tell (musician)
Ryan Rottman
Josh Henderson
Michael Johnson
These days, as she nears her 38th birthday, Snow is embracing solo life. She’s been busy producing projects, tackling diverse acting roles, and most importantly – focusing on herself. While fans may speculate about who she’ll date next, Snow seems content taking things slow, figuring out life on her own terms, with Charlie the dog always by her side. In true Brittany Snow fashion, it looks like she’s writing her own next chapter – one rooted in self-worth, resilience, and authenticity.
