Landman Leading Ladies And Their Real-Life Partners

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With two successful seasons and a third one greenlit, "Landman" has quickly established itself as a captivating and binge-worthy neo-Western drama series. And while the plot is undeniably what keeps the viewers watching, the cast is what most often initially lured them in. After all, the show has stars like Demi Moore and Ali Larter at the forefront.

The characters they play are intricate, layered, and memorable women who are also no strangers to love, as the show features multiple romantic storylines. However, while Angela and Ariana's love lives might be interesting, today's sole focus is the real-life romantic interests of the women who made the show a success. While some of the ladies, like the gorgeous Ariana from "Landman" who looks so different in real life, played by Paulina Chávez, have kept their love lives completely out of the public eye, others, like Moore, have had their romances in the spotlight for decades. Now, here's what we know about the women of "Landman" and their real-life relationship statuses.

Ali Larter, who portrays Angela Norris on "Landman," met her husband, fellow actor Hayes MacArthur, in 2005 on the set of the film "Homo Erectus." In 2007, Larter and MacArthur got engaged, and she revealed to Cosmopolitan that she knew the actor was the one after only three weeks of dating. "I told my boyfriend after three weeks that I wanted to marry him and that we could do it tomorrow," she shared (via Us Weekly). "I look forward to that time when I'm home with babies." 

Ali Larter's complete transformation wouldn't be, well, complete without her family, which is something she quickly knew she wanted with MacArthur. In 2009, the actors officially got hitched during a wedding ceremony held at the groom's parents' home in Kennebunkport, Maine. A year later, Larter gave birth to the couple's first child, son Theodore, and in 2015, the family welcomed their daughter Vivienne, too. As they both successfully work in the same industry, Larter and MacArthur often attend work events together. In 2025, Larter revealed to People that their long-lasting relationship is still flourishing due to mutual kindness. "Enjoy every day," the "Landman" star said. "Try to be really kind."

As someone who's been successful in the industry since the '80s, Demi Moore has always had her romantic life in the spotlight. Demi, who portrays Cami Miller on "Landman," entered her first marriage in 1980 when she tied the knot with musician Freddy Moore. Three years later, they separated, and in 1985, their divorce was complete. Even though Freddy became history, Demi decided to keep his last name. After her separation, Demi dated actors Timothy Hutton and Jon Cryer, and was even engaged to Emilio Estevez.

While still with Estevez, Demi met Hollywood star Bruce Willis, and in 1987, the two became one of Hollywood's most beloved married couples. Together, they have three daughters: Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah. In fact, Demi Moore's daughters are absolutely gorgeous and successful today. In 1998, Demi and Bruce separated, and their divorce was finalized two years later. In her memoir "Inside Out," Demi revealed that her split from Bruce wasn't a bad moment in her life. "It's a funny thing to say, but I'm very proud of our divorce," she shared (via People). "I think Bruce was fearful at the beginning that I was going to make our split difficult... But I didn't, and neither did he."

After her second divorce, Demi briefly dated martial arts instructor Oliver Whitcomb, and in 2003, she met and began dating actor Ashton Kutcher. The couple — who had a 15-year age gap — got married in 2005 but separated in 2011. Their divorce was official in 2013, after which Demi dated musician Sean Friday and chef Daniel Humm. However, in early 2026, the star seems to be single.

As Ainsley Norris, Michelle Randolph is one of the leading ladies of "Landman," and while little is known about the actor's previous romances, in 2025, she was spotted with fellow actor Glen Powell, after which the rumors of the two dating began swirling online. The two even rang in the new year together in St. Barts. "They traveled together and Glen invited her on the trip," a source told Us Weekly. "It worked out because Michelle also had mutual friends going as well."

In January 2026, Randolph revealed to InStyle that her love life is off the table for discussion. "I think, for peace of mind, those are really important for me to keep separate," the "Landman" star said, referring to her private and professional life. "How people perceive you publicly is not who you are." Of course, this neither confirms nor denies her potential romance with Glen, even though she was spotted with his mother, Cyndy Powell, at a Golden Globes after-party the same month.

Kayla Wallace, who plays Rebecca Falcone on "Landman," met her husband, actor Kevin McGarry, on the set of the Hallmark romance series "When Calls the Heart" in 2018. By the end of 2020, the two stars had made their relationship Instagram official, as Wallace had shared a photo of a heart-shaped Christmas tree ornament with their photo on it. In 2022, Wallace and McGarry got engaged, and in 2024, he revealed that the two had bonded over their love for music. "We always play. We'll play music together... That's how it all started, actually. We, you know, collaborated... we do that all the time," McGarry told Entertainment Tonight.

By September 2024, it had become publicly known that the two had gotten married, even though an exact date still remains private. In November 2025, Wallace revealed on Instagram that the married couple is expecting their first child. "We can't wait to meet you, baby," the "Landman" star wrote alongside a photo of McGarry holding her baby bump.