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Chicago Fire Actors Share Their Real-Life Love Stories

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Chicago Fire Actors Married Relationships

CHICAGO, IL — While the cast of Chicago Fire may navigate dramatic romances on-screen, several actors from the show enjoy stable relationships in real life.

As the popular series returns for its 14th season on October 1, fans can celebrate the love stories behind the scenes. Since its premiere in 2012, Chicago Fire has kept viewers on the edge of their seats with stories of bravery, teamwork, and love. Among the approximately 9 members of the cast are quite a few who are happily married.

Taylor Kinney, known for his role as Kelly Severide, has been married to model Ashley Cruger since April 2024. After starting their relationship in 2022, the couple kept their romance discreet but shared their joy when Cruger made a cameo on the show.

David Eigenberg, who plays Christopher Herrmann, and his wife, Chrysti, have been married since 2002. David, who noted their rocky start, shared about their enduring bond in multiple interviews, stating that communication and forgiveness are key.

Meanwhile, Joe Cruz’s actor, Joe Minoso, wed Caitlin Murphy Miles in 2016. The couple often shares their moments on social media, reminiscing over love milestones such as anniversaries.

Christian Stolte, who portrays Randall “Mouch” McHolland, has been married to Kim Whitehead-Stolte since 2001. The couple’s daughters have made memorable appearances on the show.

Jocelyn Hudon, who plays Lizzie Novak, became engaged to actor Jake Manley in 2017 and the two married in Las Vegas in 2022, after a romantic proposal filled with red roses.

Brandon Larracuente joined the cast this season and tied the knot with Jazmin Garcia in 2020 after meeting at a Halloween party.

Jesse Spencer, who played Matthew Casey until his departure, married Dr. Kali Woodruff Carr, a research scientist, in 2020 after a romantic engagement in Peru.

Kara Killmer, known for her role as Sylvie Brett, married Andrew Cheney, an actor, after meeting during a film project in 2015.

The relationships behind Chicago Fire reveal a heartwarming contrast to the often tumultuous love lives portrayed in the series, showcasing enduring partnerships among the cast.