Modern Family star Sarah Hyland found the love of her life in Bachelor in Paradise bartender
Wells Adams.
But their relationship isn't always as perfect as it seems.
Here are the strangest things about their high-profile romance.
In 2016, Hyland took to Twitter to express her thoughts about season 12 of The Bachelorette,
but, more importantly, she shared her thoughts on contestant Wells Adams who was vying for
"JoJo" Fletcher's heart.
"You are so outta my league it's ridiculous."
"No!"
"I'm Wells"
Hyland tweeted:
"Ugh!
Wells Adams making a Lord of the Flies reference on men tell all???
Knew he was the best from the start, men who read are hot."
Adams must've liked what she was tweeting because he reportedly slid into her DMs.
"How did this happen"
"Have you seen those memes of like slide into the DMs…that"
At the time, according to Us Weekly, Adams was reportedly interested in a friend of his
podcast co-host Brandi Cyrus.
Hyland shared on his show, Your Favorite Thing,
"I remember being like, 'How serious is he actually about me?
Is he actually serious about me or is this just a whatever thing?'"
Turns out, it wasn't just a "whatever thing" at all.
"It was how everyone meets nowadays.
Which was through the freakin internet"
By all outward appearances, Adams and Hyland seemed to have the perfect relationship, and
the press just can't get enough.
"Her boyfriend was on the Bachelorette"
"Where is your gorgeous man tonight"
"Since you brought up boyfriend.
Yeah I mean, where who's yours"
But despite openly flirting on Twitter, the couple soon decided it was time to put all
their intimate details on lockdown.
However, the former Bachelorette star did give a little bit of insight into their relationship,
telling PeopleTV's Chatter,
"It's been really weirdly normal"
Adams then revealed how things have been since going public, saying,
"That question gets asked a lot because you expect the answer to be like it's crazy because
it's in the spotlight but for whatever reason, it's been really nice and normal."
With Hyland residing in L.A. to tend to her Modern Family filming schedule and Adams living
in Nashville, Tennessee, the two initially had to manage long-distance.
"What is this, a solar system?
It's molecules.
They're nerdy balls"
Hyland revealed to Us Weekly,
"He's a friggin' trooper and always flying out here every weekend.
[Or] every other weekend at least to see me if my schedule has been too busy to see him."
Wells and Hyland were so joined at the hip that she told the mag,
"I think the longest we've gone without seeing each other is like two to three weeks because
five days is already too much for us."
Less than a year after going public with their romance, Hyland told People magazine that
she and Adams had taken the plunge by moving in together in Los Angeles.
She said,
"I think it's brought us closer.
I don't think it's been long enough to discover pet peeves with each other.
[…] I think we're in the honeymoon phase of living together."
But there was one thing the two were really worried about: their pets.
Adams said on his podcast:
"I'm most concerned about my dog and [Sarah's] dogs […] Carl sleeps on my bed.
And her dog Boo sleeps on her bed.
What's going to happen?"
"I spoon with my dog every night"
So far, it looks like this blended family can happily share a bed together.
Before they decided to live together, Adams would visit Hyland as frequently as possible.
And on occasion, he would even stay with the Modern Family actress for weeks at a time,
before jetting back to Nashville.
After one of his visits, Hyland was alone and missing her boo like crazy.
So, according to People, she posted on her Insta Stories:
"So my two-and-a-half weeks straight with Wells Adams, every day, is up.
He's gone and I'm home alone, so I guess welcome back to my Instagram stories, bitches."
Ok, we get it.
She loves spending time with him.
But having her whole world wrapped up in one person can't be completely healthy.
Compatibility is an important element in any relationship.
And thankfully, Hyland and Adams have plenty of it.
They're like two peas in a pod, according to the actress, who told Entertainment Tonight,
"We're the same person with different genitalia."
"Stop!"
Well, that's an interesting way to look at things!
Finding your perfect match is cool and all, but can a relationship really last with someone
who's exactly like you?
"They say opposites attract, but I dunno we're both like goofy, and don't take a lot of everything
around us too seriously"
This couple is just too cute for words, and we wish them best with their "weirdly normal"
romance.