Jeremy Allen White will be playing legendary rock star Bruce Springsteen in an upcoming biopic of the musician.

Chronicling the creation of Springsteen’s 1982 album Nebraska, Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere tells the story of a young Springsteen on the verge of mass fame, but struggling to reconcile that success with the pain of his past.

Nebraska, which was recorded on a 4-track recorder in Springsteen’s New Jersey bedroom, is one of Springsteen’s most famous and beloved albums.

The raw storytelling, coupled with the acoustic sound, is what makes Nebraska such a treasure among Springsteen’s vast discography.

Now, the trailer for the movie is finally here, and fans are beyond excited to see a portion of The Boss’ life come to the big screen.

“Totally sold. And I love that they’re not aiming for a full life story, instead picking it up at a time when the biz around him wanted one type of album and he gave them something else entirely. Springsteen doesn’t get enough credit for his willingness to take big risks.” read one comment on YouTube.

You can watch the official trailer below. The film will be released on October 24th, 2025.

Here are 12 of the most romantic TV and movie scenes that will melt your heart. (Do be warned, spoilers ahead!)

1. When Harry Met Sally

When Harry Met Sally is a classic for a reason: it’s utter perfection. With direction by Rob Reiner and screenplay by Nora Ephron, you know it’s going to be good. And the final scene is one of the best in romantic comedy history. But don’t take my word for it:

2. Love, Actually

Whether you love it or hate it, Love, Actually really does have some romantic storylines. While most people reference the exchange between Mark (Andrew Lincoln) and Juliet (Keira Knightly), I think the most romantic scene actually has to be between Jamie (Colin Firth) and Auriela (Lucia Moniz), when Jamie surprise Auriela and proposes to her in (broken) Portuguese:

3. Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Another romantic proposal scene happens on Brooklyn Nine-Nine:

4. Up!

The opening montage. That is all. (Warning: You will want to grab tissues. Trust me.) 

5. The Notebook

“It wasn’t over. It’s still not over.”

6. Bridgerton

In season two of Netflix’s smash hit series Bridgerton, Kate Sharma and Anthony Bridgerton confess their love to one another in the gardens at a ball. There are literal and metaphorical fireworks:

7. New Girl

Nick and Jess’s first kiss on New Girl basically stops time:

8. Schitt’s Creek

This scene of Patrick serenading David is…simply the best. It’s a scene where David finally begins to open up and welcome Patrick’s love fully.

9. The Princess Bride

The scene when Buttercup and Westley reunite is both romantic and hilarious:

10. Fleabag

In the final moments of Fleabag, Fleabag confesses her feelings to The (Hot) Priest. After Fleabag tells The Priest she loves him, The Priest responds, “It’ll pass.” It’s devastating but it’s also an incredibly poignant and romantic scene. Now, you may be thinking, “Huh, how is rejection romantic?” Because confessing love, whether it can last or not, is always a worthy endeavor. Not only that, Fleabag admitting how she felt to The Priest is a true sign of her growth and healing. The point is that love changes you, no matter how fleeting:

11. Romeo + Juliet

1996’s Romeo + Juliet staring Clare Danes and Leonardo DiCaprio is a modern retelling of the tragic Shakespeare play. The scene of the initial meeting of Romeo and Juliet is incredibly beautiful and poignant:

12. Say Anything

And finally, the boombox serenade from Say Anything has become one of the most iconic romantic scenes in movie history: 

The chemistry between lead actors in romance movies matters. Like…a lot.

Because no matter how good an individual actor is, chemistry between two people cannot be faked. You just know when something is sincere.

Couples who have solid on-screen chemistry help make the film feel believable and enhance the love story. Good casting leads to better, more enjoyable films all-around. But mostly, it helps viewers connect with the couples on a more authentic level. As such, here are five movie couples with truly electric on-screen chemistry.

1. Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler (The Wedding Singer)

You can’t talk about insane on-screen chemistry without mentioning Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler, who starred alongside each other in the romantic comedy The Wedding Singer. In fact, the two even won an MTV Movie Award for “Best Kiss” in 1998 for the film! And Barrymore and Sandler’s chemistry was so undeniable they even starred together again in 50 First Dates in 2004, another romantic comedy.

2. Eva Mendes and Will Smith (Hitch)

The hit 2005 romantic comedy Hitch stars Will Smith as Alex “Hitch” Hitchens, a matchmaker who helps his clients overcome their fears and find love with the women of their dreams. Eva Mendes plays opposite Smith as Sara Melas, a gossip columnist for a New York City tabloid. The movie is not only hysterical but Eva and Will’s chemistry is palpable. They match each other’s energy in an incredibly organic, believable way.

3. Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling (The Notebook)

The Notebook is probably one of the most famous romance films ever made, and it’s beyond the screenplay. It really is about the sparks that fly between leads Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling. I mean, that kiss in the rain on the dock? Truly iconic.

4. Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio (Titanic)

I mean, duh. In the blockbuster classic Titanic directed by James Cameron, Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio’s draw to one another is nothing short of electric. Do I even need I mention the carriage scene? There’s a reason this movie is still considered one of the best after all of this time.

5. Lana Condor and Noah Centineo (To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before)

The breakout Netflix hit based on the YA series by Jenny Han, To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before introduced the world to Noah Centineo as the totally charming, popular kid Peter Kavinski and Lana Condor as quiet hopeless romantic Lara Jean. It’s the chemistry between Centineo and Condor that make To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before such a fun watch.

Here’s the thing: You’re not supposed to have everything figured out about your life in your 20s.

Your 20s are a decade meant for self-discovery, messing up, and adventure. However, that doesn’t mean your 20s are easy. Your 20s can actually be some of the most difficult and trying years of your adult life. I know my 20s were rough for me.

But no matter how unmoored you may feel, you’re not alone in your experience because I’d argue most of us feel lost in our 20s. Here are three movies that perfectly represent feeling lost in your 20s.

1. Good Will Hunting (1997)

Good Will Hunting is a classic for a reason. Starring Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, and Robin Williams, Good Will Hunting tells the story of Will Hunting (Damon), a janitor at MIT with a hidden mathematical genius. When Professor Gerald Lambeau (Stellan Skarsgård) writes a seemingly impossible math problem on a blackboard in MIT’s hallways, his students are stumped. However, when Will thought no one was around, he solved the formula, revealing his brilliance. When Professor Lambeau calls after him, Will sprints away.

Despite his vast intelligence, Will often finds himself in trouble. After getting into a street brawl that leads to yet another arrest, Will is almost sent to jail. However, Professor Lambeau hears about Will’s trial and shows up to bail him out. The condition? Will must work with Professor Lambeau on math every single week, as well as attend therapy. 

After several therapists give up on Will, his last shot is Sean (Williams), a friend of Professor Lambeau. It’s then that Will begins to face his demons, forgive himself, and ultimately find his purpose and himself in the process.

A real tear-jerker, Good Will Hunting is a movie about self-worth, redemption, and the power of someone else believing in you when you can’t seem to believe in yourself.

2. Garden State (2004)

Garden State is a coming-of-age indie film starring Zach Braff as Andrew Largeman, an aspiring actor who returns home to New Jersey from Los Angeles after the death of his mother. Andrew has not been home in many years, desperate to leave his past behind. Andrew’s mother had been a paraplegic due to a freak accident Andrew blames himself for. Because of the pain, Andrew’s father, a psychiatrist, put Andrew on a slew of antidepressant medications in an attempt to try to help his son recover from the trauma. However, the SSRI cocktail simply led Andrew to become completely numb to feeling anything at all.

However, when Andrew returns to New Jersey for his mom’s funeral, he goes off his medication cold turkey and begins to experience life again. With the help of old high school friends and free-spirited, quirky Sam (Natalie Portman), Andrew begins to open himself up to life once more. 

3. The Incredible Jessica James (2017)

Truly one of the most underrated movies on Netflix, The Incredible Jessica James stars Jessica Williams as Jessica James, an aspiring playwright with high walls around her heart after a devastating breakup. While she struggles to make sense of the heartbreak, Jessica continues to submit her plays to production companies, only to receive rejection after rejection (all of which she hangs up on her wall). 

Eventually, Jessica’s best friend sets her up on a date with Boone (Chris O’Dowd), a recent divorcee and app developer. Despite the incredible awkwardness of the evening, the two strike up an unlikely friendship and help each other move on from their exes. The Incredible Jessica James is hilarious, heartfelt, and relatable to anyone navigating their 20s with a broken heart.

Twin flames are an intense soul connection, a special type of relationship that reveals our deepest, most vulnerable truths and who we are at our core.

Also called “mirror souls,” twin flames are thought to be one soul split into two bodies. In other words, twin flames are one another’s “other half.”

Twin flames act as spiritual mirrors towards each other, revealing the strengths, weaknesses, trauma, and vulnerabilities within each half. true twin flame relationship will be challenging, turbulent, eye-opening, and life-changing.

Here are three of the best movies about twin flames.

1. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is a film that asks us to consider whether you can truly erase someone from your heart, even after they break it.

When Joel (Jim Carrey) discovers his ex-girlfriend Clementine (Kate Winslet) has had a medical procedure to completely wipe her memory of their turbulent relationship, he opts to undergo the same treatment.

While Joel is unconscious getting his memories of Clementine erased, we learn more about the former relationship, its intense highs and lows, and ultimately what led to its demise. We see the passion, the fragility, and the instability that marked the partnership, all traits of a twin flame love story.

2. 500 Days of Summer

500 Days of Summer is a romantic comedy starring Joseph Gordan-Levitt as Tom Hansen, a hopeless romantic who believes he will never be happy in life until he finds “The One.” Tom thinks he finds that person in Summer (Zooey Deschanel), a free-spirited woman who does not believe in love.

Tom and Summer could be thought of as twin flames because of how similar they are. However, Tom and Summer also bring out one another’s insecurities and flaws, forcing each other to confront the pieces of themselves they’d rather hide away.

The turbulent, brief relationship that never really was between Summer and Tom is a perfect example of what twin flames would be like.

3. The Notebook

Finally, The Notebook is another great movie that depicts a twin flame relationship. Noah (Ryan Gosling) and Allie (Rachel McAdams) meet in the summer when they’re teenagers. The relationship is deeply passionate but also incredibly toxic, with tender and loving moments punctuated by intense fights.

When summer eventually comes to an end, Allie and Noah are forced apart. However, later in life, they meet again, but not without complications. Allie and Noah are a prime example of a twin flame relationship.

If you love to binge watch your favorite TV shows over and over again, despite being made fun of by your friends and maybe even worrying them at times, you’re in luck! As it turns out, rewatching TV shows can actually be good for your mental health.

Various studies have explored the psychological impact of favorites on television. For example, a series of four studies published in The Journal of Experimental Social Psychology in 2009 found links to an increased sense of belonging and decreased feelings of rejection and loneliness when study participants thought about their familiar TV faves.

The reason rewatching favorite shows can be helpful to us when we may be feeling down and disconnected from others is because of the familiarity our favorite shows provide. As Shira Gabriel, PhD, one of the study’s co-authors told Everyday Health, “Rewatching shows allows us to dive into a social world that we already know and already feel connected to. It is a fast way to feel connected, much like talking to an old friend makes one feel connected more quickly than a new person.”

This also might explain why we sometimes try to say what characters on these TV shows remind us of our friends and ourselves. For example, when talking about Sex And The City, people will say they’re the Carrie in their group while their bestie is Samantha and their other pal is definitely Miranda.

Rewatching our favorite TV shows can also be incredibly comforting and provide a safe space to regulate our emotions and decompress. These shows give a sense of safety, especially when we may be stressed out from work, struggling in our relationships, or anxious in general.

Whatever your favorite TV show may be, this is your sign that it’s okay to turn it on and enjoy it over and over and over again. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have some Brooklyn-99 to rewatch!

Here are 12 of the most romantic TV and movie scenes that will melt your heart. (Do be warned, spoilers ahead!)

1. When Harry Met Sally

When Harry Met Sally is a classic for a reason: it’s utter perfection. With direction by Rob Reiner and screenplay by Nora Ephron, you know it’s going to be good. And the final scene is one of the best in romantic comedy history. But don’t take my word for it:

2. Love, Actually

Whether you love it or hate it, Love, Actually really does have some romantic storylines. While most people reference the exchange between Mark (Andrew Lincoln) and Juliet (Keira Knightly), I think the most romantic scene actually has to be between Jamie (Colin Firth) and Auriela (Lucia Moniz), when Jamie surprise Auriela and proposes to her in (broken) Portuguese:

3. Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Another romantic proposal scene happens on Brooklyn Nine-Nine:

4. Up!

The opening montage. That is all. (Warning: You will want to grab tissues. Trust me.) 

5. The Notebook

“It wasn’t over. It’s still not over.”

6. Bridgerton

In season two of Netflix’s smash hit series Bridgerton, Kate Sharma and Anthony Bridgerton confess their love to one another in the gardens at a ball. There are literal and metaphorical fireworks:

7. New Girl

Nick and Jess’s first kiss on New Girl basically stops time:

8. Schitt’s Creek

This scene of Patrick serenading David is…simply the best. It’s a scene where David finally begins to open up and welcome Patrick’s love fully.

9. The Princess Bride

The scene when Buttercup and Westley reunite is both romantic and hilarious:

10. Fleabag

In the final moments of Fleabag, Fleabag confesses her feelings to The (Hot) Priest. After Fleabag tells The Priest she loves him, The Priest responds, “It’ll pass.” It’s devastating but it’s also an incredibly poignant and romantic scene. Now, you may be thinking, “Huh, how is rejection romantic?” Because confessing love, whether it can last or not, is always a worthy endeavor. Not only that, Fleabag admitting how she felt to The Priest is a true sign of her growth and healing. The point is that love changes you, no matter how fleeting:

11. Romeo + Juliet

1996’s Romeo + Juliet staring Clare Danes and Leonardo DiCaprio is a modern retelling of the tragic Shakespeare play. The scene of the initial meeting of Romeo and Juliet is incredibly beautiful and poignant:

12. Say Anything

And finally, the boombox serenade from Say Anything has become one of the most iconic romantic scenes in movie history: 

The early 2000s were truly one of the most iconic and wild ages in pop culture history.

After all, the early 2000s gave rise to the dawn of reality TV. It was then when we first started Keeping Up With The Kardashians, voting for our faves on American Idol, and watching Survivor. The iPod and eventually the iPhone hit stores. The original DM slide was asking for an AIM screen name. (The early 2000s also were all about low-rise jeans but we can just forget those. They can just stay in the early 2000s where they belong. Please. Not all of us are Zendaya.)

Anyway, here are 17 of 2000s pop culture’s most defining moments that still live in my head rent-free. 

1. Literally Everything King Kurtis Said On Wife Swap 

In case you forgot (I didn’t), there was a show called Wife Swap during the early 2000s that is exactly what it sounds like: wives from different families would switch lives with one another.

There is one episode in particular that has some of the most iconic quotes of all time, and that is the episode with the one and only King Kurtis. See for yourself:

2. William Hung’s Audition On American Idol

I want nothing but good things for William Hung. I hope he’s well.

3. Britney Spears Carrying That Big-Ass Snake Performing “I’m A Slave 4 U”

Iconic.

4. The Time Ashlee Simpson Got Caught Lip-Syncing On Saturday Night Live

Ashlee Simpson was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live to promote her impeccable, masterpiece of an album Autobiography when she was caught lip-syncing. Ashlee then did what looked like an Irish jig off the stage in embarrassment. Honestly? I would have done the same. No notes.

5. Those Fun iPod Commercials With The Dancing Silhouettes

6. Jennifer Lopez’s Green Dress At The 2000 Grammys

After Jennifer Lopez donned that truly iconic, green and blue palm leaf Versace dress with the dangerously low neckline to the 2000 Grammys, it became the most searched query on Google at that time. However, Google in 2000 was a very different search engine, only providing text and links. But because of the user demand to see Lopez in that gown, Google took note and created Google Image Search as a result. Thanks, J. Lo!

7. “Brangelina”

While filming Mr. And Mrs. Smith, the movie’s lead actors Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt (both married to other people at the time), had one of the most shocking affairs that the tabloids could not get enough. Their infidelity led to their respective divorces, Pitt from Jennifer Aniston and Jolie from Billy Bob Thornton.

8. The Dawn Of Vampire Mania

The 2000s were the the dawn (get it) of a slew of vampire shows, books, and other forms of media, thanks to the hit YA series Twilight written by author Stephanie Meyers. Soon, new shows such as True Blood and The Vampire Diaires became fan faves. Oh, and Fifty Shades Of Gray was fan fiction inspired by Twilight so…I guess there’s that.

9. Jessica Simpson Getting Tuna And Chicken Confused

Easy mistake to make!

10. Kanye West Interrupting Taylor Swift At The MTV Video Music Awards

The year is 2009. The day? September 13th. The fateful moment in question? The beginning of Taylor Swift and Kanye West’s over a decade-long feud.

Basically, Taylor Swift won the Video Music Award (VMA) for Best Female Video for her hit single “You Belong With Me.” While accepting the moon man, Kanye West interrupted her speech saying, “Yo, Taylor, I’m really happy for you, I’ma let you finish, but Beyoncé had one of the best videos of all time!” (This was the year Beyoncé’s incredible “Single Ladies” music video came out.)

Anyway, the rest is, as they say, history:

11. Halle Berry’s History-Making Oscar Win For Best Actress

In 2002, Halle Berry won the best actress Oscar for her performance in the film Monster’s Ball, making history as the first African American to win in that category. Her reaction and acceptance speech was incredibly touching. I still remember almost crying watching it as a little kid.

12. The “Lady Marmalade” music video

Need I say more?

13. Tom Cruise Jumping On A Couch

Yeah. Idk. Still v weird. Must be the Scientology:

14. John Ritter Passing Away While Starring In The Hit Sitcom 8 Simple Rules

In 2002, the breakout sitcom 8 Simple Rules starring John Ritter, Kaley Cuoco, and Katy Segal experienced a huge loss when Ritter passed away suddenly during the show’s filming. After a brief hiatus, 8 Simple Rules returned for a second season and decided to have John’s character Paul pass away in the show. The rest of the show detailed each of Paul’s children and his wife’s journey through grief and coming together as a family in the wake of personal tragedy.

15. Beyoncé Going Solo

After the massive success of her R&B trio Destiny’s Child, Beyoncé parted ways from the group in 2005 to pursue her solo career, starting with her smash hit “Crazy In Love” with her Jay-Z, whom she would later marry.

16. Jersey Shore

In 2009, the world was introduced to the lifestyle of GTL (Gym, Tan, Laundry), as made famous by the truly unhinged and perfect cast of Jersey Shore. A reality show that takes place in, you guessed it, New Jersey, the shenanigans were endless. The hangovers were guaranteed. And arrests were imminent. Premiering on Thursday nights on MTV, the show quickly became a hit, with many people hosting viewing parties for each week’s new episode.
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17. The Premiere Of Keeping Up With The Kardashians

Keeping Up With The Kardashians premiered in October of 2007 on E! and the world as we know it hasn’t been the same since. The show truly gave rise to America’s obsession with reality TV, running for 20 seasons, finally ending in March 2021. The Kardashians gave us endless drama and iconic lines like, “Don’t be fucking rude!”

Whether you love them, hate them, or are utterly indifferent, The Kardashians are truly a cultural phenomenon and aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. As the saying goes, “The Devil works hard, but Kris Jenner works harder.”

Here are seven romantic movies that are based on true love stories.

1. The Big Sick

The Big Sick (2017) is the true story of how comedian Kumail Nanjiani met his wife Emily Gardner. While the couple start off strong, they soon hit a rough patch and break up due to their cultural differences, as Kumail’s parents want him to

However, in a twist of fate, Emily ends up contracting a mysterious illness and Kumail must help care for her. It’s a heartwarming, hilarious movie about familial expectations and staying true to your heart.

2. Southside With You

Southside With You (2016) is based on Barack Obama and Michelle Obama, following them on a 1989 summer afternoon in Chicago’s South Side where the future President of The United States and First Lady would begin their love story.

3. The Theory Of Everything

The Theory Of Everything (2014) is about Stephen Hawking and the love he shared with his first wife Jane Wilde. It’s based on Jane’s memoir of her marriage to Hawking, and how they navigated his amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) diagnosis when he was at 21 and how he still managed to become a world-renowned physicist.

4. The Notebook

Now, you probably already knew that this film was based on Nicholas Sparks’ novel of the same name, but did you know that Noah and Allie were actually characters inspired by the author’s own grandparents? The Notebook (2004) is a true story about loyalty, faith, and most importantly, true love.

5. A Beautiful Mind

A Beautiful Mind (2001) is a biographical film about John Nash (Russell Crowe), a mathematical genius. While teaching calculus at MIT, Nash and his student Alicia Larde (Jennifer Connelly) fall in love and later get married. Nash, while on the brink of greatness due to a profound mathematical discovery, also teeters on the edge of madness as he becomes overcome with paranoia, delusions, and hallucinations. A Beautiful Mind shows not only the (sometimes devastating) power of the human mind but the true strength of the human heart. And, most importantly, that we can get through anything with the people who love us.

6. Walk the Line

Walk the Line (2005) is based country music legend Johnny Cash’s love story with June Carter. A tale of love, redemption, and music, Walk the Line received critical acclaim, including five Oscar wins.

7. The Vow

The Vow (2012) is about newlyweds Paige (Rachel McAdams) and (Channing Tatum), who almost fall apart. After a car crash places Paige into a coma, she awakens without any memory of her husband Leo. In fact, she can’t remember anything from the past five years at all. Her parents, who she cut contact with after getting together with Leo, come to visit her in the hospital and hope to use the accident to bring her back home. Despite all of the obstacles, including an ex-fiancé, Leo is determined to win Paige back and does so by essentially dating her all over again.

These couples are truly perfect for each other. Here are six of the cutest couples in television history. 

1. Amy Santiago and Jake Peralta (Brooklyn Nine-Nine)

The top detectives of Brooklyn’s 99th precinct Amy Santiago and Jake Peralta go from enemies to lovers in Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Starting as workplace rivals, the two embark on a crazy bet to see who can get the most felony arrests. If Amy wins, she gets Jake’s car. If Jake wins, he takes Amy on a fake date.

2. Monica and Chandler (Friends)

Unlike Ross and Rachel (derogatory), this Friends’ couple was actually healthy! The two were friends for years before they officially got together as a couple. In season four, Monica and Chandler start hooking up, taking their relationship from friends to lovers. They keep their relationship a secret from the rest of the group. Eventually, their love is revealed and the rest of the series showcases a beautiful relationship full of the natural highs and lows that come with one. And on a show where Ross and Rachel exist (I’m sorry, I just hate them together), Monica and Chandler show that true love is just as interesting, or even more so, than a will-they-won’t they, toxic couple.

3. Marshall and Lily (How I Met Your Mother)

Marshall and Lily defined #relationshipgoals during How I Met Your Mother. The two met in college and spend most of the series watching Ted…be Ted. While Marshall and Lily do breakup early on, this is only temporary and they get back together. Marshall and Lily and drama-free, and have a truly wholesome romance that you can’t but but root for.

4. Ben Wyatt and Leslie Knope (Parks & Recreation)

Ben Wyatt and Leslie Knope are fan faves for a reason. While the two didn’t start off as what could necessarily be considered fond of one another, this eventually develop feelings for one another. An unfortunate workplace rule that prohibits coworkers dating does cause issues for Ben and Leslie, but in time they are able to pursue their relationship and eventually get married and have triplets.

5. Jim and Pam (The Office)

There are few sitcom couples as iconic as Jim and Pam from The Office. Another friends to lovers dynamic, Pam and Jim finally get together after Pam breaks up with her awful boyfriend Roy. The series showcases a hilarious, tender partnership, one that fans still revere to this day.

6. Captain Holt and Kevin Cozner (Brooklyn Nine-Nine)

Amy and Jake weren’t the only cute couple on Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Captain Raymond Holt and his husband Dr. Kevin Cozner are a match made in sitcom Heaven. Essentially direct mirrors of one another, Kevin and Raymond’s hilariously proper demeanors are what make these two so funny to watch interact. While they do struggle and temporarily separate in the show’s final season, they do get back together and renew their vows in a ceremony that is romantic in the only way that makes sense for Kevin and Raymond. And that’s the point; no one will understand them they like they get each other.