Ariana Biermann said on July 22 that she and Hudson McLeroy are together again, but she is not treating the reunion as settled. Her update puts a public relationship back in motion after an October 2025 split, with the two still deciding whether the second try can hold.
July 22 on Watch What Happens Live
“Yes, we are together, but it's kind of like we're still figuring it out,” Biermann said on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen. She added, “I don't want to have the back and forth again. I just want to make sure that we can still grow independently.”
That is the most direct status check she has given since the pair got back together earlier in 2026. For readers following Ariana Biermann and Hudson McLeroy, the practical takeaway is simple: the relationship is active, but it is not being framed as finished business.
January and February brought them back
Biermann said the reunion started earlier in 2026, when both were going through “a pretty rough time in January and February.” She said McLeroy was dealing with “some especially hard things,” and that she wanted to be there for him while he was there for her.
“He's somebody that will always be important to me, and we just kind of started talking in the process of me trying to be there for him and vice versa. And one thing led to another, and here we are today,” she said in a Bravo Insider interview in July. She also said, “I think we're trying not to jump the gun too much. But I think no matter what, he will always be an important person in my life.”
The October 2025 breakup still matters
The reunion sits against an October 2025 breakup Biermann described as final. “The last breakup felt very final. I was moving out. It felt like it was going to be very different this time,” she said. That history explains why she keeps returning to the same point: no back and forth, no fast conclusion, and no assumption that getting back together means the hard part is over.
She said they want to “see if we can do it, or if it wasn't a long enough time. It was what, seven months apart or whatever? But we'll see as time goes.” That leaves the relationship in a narrow lane: public enough to discuss, unresolved enough to keep watching, and fragile enough that the next update could matter more than this one. Biermann’s stance is the clearest answer available right now — together, but still being tested.
