Fans enjoy discovering how celebrities find love, and Hyland’s journey to marriage is intriguing. She met her husband, Wells Adams, through “The Bachelorette” despite not being a contestant herself. Adams was on the show during JoJo Fletcher’s season in 2016 and caught Hyland’s attention.

After some flirty exchanges on social media, things didn’t start immediately and progressed as Adams appeared on “Bachelor in Paradise.” Eventually, he reached out through direct messages, proposing a date involving tacos, which Hyland couldn’t resist. The pair became a couple, with Adams proposing in July 2019. Despite delays because of the pandemic, they married on August 20, 2022, officiated by Hyland’s friend, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, in a wedding attended by fellow cast members from “Modern Family.”

Sarah Hyland has confronted considerable online bullying over the years, contributing to her limited visibility on social media. Unlike many, she couldn’t ignore the harassment, particularly following her cousin’s tragic death at the hands of a drunk driver in December 2018. The incident deeply affected her, leading her to openly criticize the driver on social media.

Amid the backlash, Hyland initiated a GoFundMe to cover funeral expenses, raising over $45,000. However, the scrutiny surrounding her celebrity status caused some to unfairly suggest she should bear all costs herself. This harassment led Hyland to step away from social media for a period. Moreover, she faced criticism for her appearance during her time on “Modern Family,” stemming from a medical condition that influenced her hair and weight, intensifying the bullying she experienced.

In late 2021, Sarah Hyland began a collaboration with Sourse, a company focused on health products. She debuted a line of chocolates infused with vitamins, including B12, D, and biotin-flavored options. Each chocolate is packed with vitamins and nutrients, presenting a tasty alternative to traditional gummies or pills.

Hyland’s inspiration led to the creation of this line, and she stated, “I aimed to develop products that make a positive impact on lives and am excited for everyone to improve their health and beauty routines through these delightful vitamins!”

As a co-founder, Hyland spent eight months curating products such as Beauty Bites, Mood Bites, Hype Bites, and Glow Bites. Her personal health journey influenced her shift to the vitamin sector, allowing her to advocate for wellness through enjoyable treats. After launching, Sourse chocolates, including those inspired by Hyland, became available at places like Sephora and selected Kohl’s stores across the country.

Podcasting has become a popular outlet for many celebrities, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sarah Hyland was featured on Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s podcast, along with other “Modern Family” cast members. She also starred in her own podcast titled “Bone, Marry, Bury.”

In “Bone, Marry, Bury,” she portrays Allie, a young woman facing numerous hardships. After being dumped, losing her job, and moving out of her home, Allie naively attends a New Year’s Eve party to drown her sorrows. To her surprise, she becomes involved in an unexpected turn of events involving three individuals from the gathering.

This narrative offers a unique twist on the traditional “F***, Marry, Kill” game, allowing listeners to unravel a mystery already known. The podcast was praised for its creativity and even received a nomination for an Ambie Award.

While best known for her role on “Modern Family,” Sarah Hyland has pursued opportunities in film as well. She got her start in television but made a name for herself in movies, including a role as Howard Stern’s daughter in “Private Parts.” Throughout her time in “Modern Family,” she also appeared in films like “Spanglish” and “Scary Movie 5.”

Hyland’s transition to film continued with leading roles post-“Modern Family,” including her performance in 2022’s “My Fake Boyfriend,” where she played Kelly in a romantic comedy. The film received mixed reviews, highlighting a difference in critical versus audience reception.

“My Fake Boyfriend” marked the first film following the series’ end, though it won’t be her last. Hyland is set to star in “The Token Groomsman,” slated to begin production in 2024. In this rom-com about a groomsman caught in an unexpected situation, Hyland plays Mia, though further details about her role remain uncertain.

Following the conclusion of “Modern Family,” Sarah Hyland’s involvement in television has not wavered.