Landman Star Michelle Randolph Can't Escape Relationship Rumors

Several of the "Landman" leading ladies have swoonworthy real-life partners, with Michelle Randolph potentially joining her co-stars in claiming a taken status. The California native hasn't been able to escape romance rumors, as fan speculation is now linking the gorgeous, real-life actor behind Elizabeth Strafford of "1923" to fellow celeb Glen Powell. She was pictured with the "Hit Man" star in a group photo celebrating his "Saturday Night Live" hosting gig in November 2025, but the two really sparked speculation when they were spotted dancing together at a dance hall in Austin, Texas, that same month.

An insider spoke to Us Weekly about the pair shortly after, pointing to the casual nature of the headline-making romance. "They started seeing where things would go around October and have been trying to keep it under the radar for almost two months now," the source claimed. Powell "does not want to be public with anyone or be in a serious relationship right now." Following that, the rumored lovebirds were photographed together at an event celebrating the film "F1," which stars Powell, in December.

Still, Randolph doesn't seem interested in confirming her relationship status anytime soon, with the "Scream 7" actor speaking about balancing her personal and professional life in a January 2026 interview with InStyle. "I think, for peace of mind, those are really important for me to keep separate," she said. "How people perceive you publicly is not who you are." Either way, this isn't the only time the "Landman" star has been followed by romance rumors.

Long-time fans know that Michelle Randolph, the real-life actor behind Ainsley Norris of "Landman," previously dated fellow actor Gregg Sulkin. Sulkin is a London-born actor who's most known for roles in shows like Disney's "Wizards of Waverly Place" and MTV's "Faking It." Though it's unclear how they initially connected, the duo hard-launched their relationship on Instagram in October 2018 before appearing together at events like Vanity Fair's Oscar Party in 2019 and the Producers Guild Awards in 2020.

However, they seemingly broke things off in 2023, after fans noticed the pair had removed photos of each other from their social media pages. Some fans have taken Randolph and Sulkin's silence on the situation as an opportunity for speculation, with a handful of internet users believing infidelity caused the celebrity split.

Then, the "1923" actor was briefly linked to "Riverdale" star KJ Apa, with rumors being fueled by anonymous blind items submitted to the celebrity gossip account DeuxMoi. The reported sightings suggest the two stars may have had a summer romance while Randolph was filming Season 2 of "Landman" in Fort Worth, Texas, but neither star has ever confirmed the rumors. Either way, with the newest swirl of speculation in mind, it's clear that Randolph won't be escaping romance gossip anytime soon.