Romantic Lives of ‘Sheriff Country’ Cast Revealed

EDGEWATER, Calif. — The cast of ‘Sheriff Country‘ showcases not only their talent on screen but also their rich personal lives off camera. The CBS drama, which premiered on October 17, follows Sheriff Mickey Fox as she navigates her duties while managing complex family dynamics.

Morena Baccarin, who stars as Mickey, is married to actor Ben McKenzie, her co-star from the series ‘Gotham.’ The couple tied the knot on Baccarin’s 38th birthday in 2017, sharing two children together, Frances and Arthur, in addition to Baccarin’s son, Julius, from a previous relationship.

Christopher Gorham, who plays Mickey’s ex-husband, Travis, has been married to Anel Lopez since before smartphones became common. Celebrating their long-lasting bond, Gorham expresses his love for Lopez in heartfelt posts, including a tribute on their wedding anniversary where he praised her ability to light up any room.

Michele Weaver, portraying Deputy Cassidy, remains private about her husband’s identity but often shares her affection for him on social media. They married during the pandemic in December 2020, noting how their love story has blossomed against the odds.

Matt Lauria, who takes on the role of Deputy Boone, met his wife, Michelle Armstrong, when they were both teenagers. They have maintained their connection since 2001 and consider their marriage one of their greatest accomplishments.

W. Earl Brown, portraying Mickey’s father, Wes, shares a lovely history with his wife, Carrie Paschall. The couple, who began dating in college, celebrated their marriage in 1989 and have one daughter, Anna.

Meanwhile, Thieriot, who reprises his role as Mickey’s nephew, shared a nostalgic moment about how he met his wife while on vacation as teenagers. They married in 2013 and now have two sons, Beaux and Maximus.

Each cast member’s relationship story adds depth to their portrayal of family complexities within ‘Sheriff Country,’ making the characters relatable and their real-life partnerships even more compelling.