For those not in the know, "Kyle XY" made headlines for its story centering around a
man found without a belly button, but just what has the cast been up to since the show ended?
Matt Dallas, who played lead character Kyle, made an instant impression when the series
debuted in 2006, and quickly became a fan favorite on the teen drama scene of the era.
"Sup? Everyone takin' stupid pills around here?"
Since the series ended in 2009, Dallas has kept extremely busy,
both on and off the screen. He has continued his acting career, securing recurring roles
on shows like ABC's supernatural drama "Eastwick" and ABC Family's "Baby Daddy."
Dallas' personal life has also been busy. According to “People,” he
tied the knot with his husband, musician Blue Hamilton, in 2015. In recent years,
their family expanded when the couple adopted their son, Crow, through the foster care system.
Dallas told “People” they're open to growing their family even more in the future.
Fans can easily follow the life of the family on their YouTube channel, “Matt and
Blue,” which has over 395,000 subscribers. Videos range from their daily lives on the
farm in Colorado to discussions about issues facing the LGTBQ+ community.
Dallas has even given his take on the unexpected cancellation of "Kyle XY,"
and weighed in on if he would consider a revival of the show in one of the videos.
We spent more time with these characters and these stories than even you did. So yeah,
I think we would all be pretty stoked. Honestly, it's not up to us."
Marguerite MacIntyre starred as Nicole Trager,
a psychiatrist and the woman who took in Kyle after his mysterious appearance.
In 2009, as "Kyle XY" wrapped up, MacIntyre went on to play another popular mother,
Sheriff Liz Forbes, in "The Vampire Diaries." Most recently, MacIntyre acted in one episode
of Hulu's "Little Fires Everywhere," which starred Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington.
Acting isn't all that MacIntyre is up to these days. She has also produced and written for TV
shows, including "Containment," and "Vampire Diaries" spinoffs "The Originals," and "The Legacies."
Currently, MacIntyre is adapting the book series "Vampire Academy" with Julie Plec
for a new series that will be on Peacock. This won't be her first experience writing
for a streaming service, as she has also written for Hulu's "Casual."
Bruce Thomas, who played father Stephen Trager on "Kyle XY," is probably best known for his
role as the UPS guy in "Legally Blonde," and he has continued to act in a variety
of movies and TV shows over the years. He was in "Hall Pass," starring Owen Wilson,
and played a father in the MTV show "Faking It." But what really keeps Thomas busy is voice-over
work for many popular video games like "Fallout 4," and animated films like "Batman: Hush."
Thomas is also active on Twitter, where he frequently interacts with "Kyle XY" fans
and discusses his hopes for a reunion.
April Matson portrayed Lori Trager, daughter to Nicole and Stephen Trager and foster sister to
Kyle on the series. Initially, Lori is not a fan of having Kyle move in, especially as she
often has to babysit him, but she eventually warms up to him throughout the first season.
Her acting career did not stop with "Kyle XY," as Matson has kept busy with everything from a
guest spot on "Psych." to Hallmark Christmas movies, as well as a variety of short films.
As followers of her Instagram account will know, Matson is also the mom to two
very cute pets: a pug and a black and white cat named Boston. Living in Boise, Idaho,
Maston uses her skills to help aspiring actors and actresses with her acting school, Platform,
which offers classes and private coaching.
Jean-Luc Bilodeau portrayed Josh Trager, Kyle's foster brother
who struggles in school and teaches Kyle basketball over the course of the series.
Since his role in "Kyle XY," Bilodeau has gone on to star in many other TV series.
In 2019, he portrayed a resident doctor and acted alongside Patricia Heaton in
"Carol's Second Act" on CBS. Sadly, it was canceled after its first season. Before that,
he played one of the leads in six seasons of ABC Family's "Baby Daddy," learning the ins
and outs of parenthood while trying to find love. Bilodeau even reunited with "Kyle XY"
co-star Matt Dallas on "Baby Daddy," when Dallas had a guest role for five episodes.
Bilodeau also regularly updates his Instagram, which has over half a million
followers, for those wanting to stay up to date on his life.
Chris Olivero portrayed Declan McDonough, Lori's sometime boyfriend and eventually
Kyle's best friend. After his run on "Kyle XY," Olivero had a short-lived
acting career. He went on to appear in "Seance: The Summoning," and his last
on-screen appearance was a one-off role in an episode of "NCIS: Los Angeles."
Kirsten Zien, who played Amanda Bloom - Kyle's next-door neighbor and major love interest - has
continued to act since the show ended. Perhaps her most memorable role was as Lucy in "The
Twilight Saga: Eclipse." Her first role, after marrying her husband Matt Zien, was a Hallmark
Christmas movie titled "The Christmas Train," which she announced on Instagram.
Though she began acting under the maiden name, Prout, the Hallmark film was the first project
she'd taken under her new name, and she celebrated it as a major milestone in her life and career.
Jaimie Alexander - who played Jessi, a character who also has special abilities like Kyle — has
continued to have a successful acting career in the years since "Kyle XY" ended. By 2015,
she was anchoring her own series on NBC with "Blindspot," a crime drama in which she played
a mysterious woman with no memory, whose body is covered with tattoos that hold clues to her past.
Since 2011, Alexander has played Lady Sif in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
"I've got this completely under control."
"Is that why everything's on fire?"
An ally of Thor, Sif originally appeared in the first two "Thor"
films before falling off the radar for a while, eventually resurfacing with a
memorable cameo in Marvel's "Loki" series in 2021. Alexander will return to the role of
Sif once again for the upcoming fourth "Thor" film, "Thor: Love and Thunder."
Nicholas Lea was Tom Foss, a mysterious character who turns out to be Kyle's guardian. Lea has
continued to have a full and busy acting career since the show ended. He's made some appearances
in projects like "The Twilight Zone" reboot on CBS All Access, "Arrow" on The CW, and "The Killing."
Most recently, Lea starred in five episodes of the Paramount+ limited series "The Stand,"
which is an adaptation of a Stephen King novel about a post-apocalyptic world.
Thanks to a longtime presence in the sci-fi world, he's also a regular at fan conventions.
Magda Apanowicz played the role of Andy Jensen, who was best known as Josh Trager's love interest in "Kyle XY."
Right after the series ended she moved on to the role of Lacy Rand in Syfy's
"Caprica," a spin-off prequel to the hit series "Battlestar Galactica." Most recently, Apanowicz
appeared on the Netflix show "You," as the mother of the disturbed lead character, Joe Goldberg.
Perhaps best known for her role as Ashley in "Final Destination 3," the girl who meets her
end in a tanning bed, Chelan Simmons also made her mark on "Kyle XY" as Hillary, the
memorable frenemy of Lori Trager. Since "Kyle XY" ended, Simmons has had a bustling acting career,
including appearances on "How I Met Your Mother" and "Grey's Anatomy." She's also
kept busy with voice work on various animated series, like "Action Dad."
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