‘Big Brother’ Star Officially Announces His New Relationship — fans are in shock!
Quinn Martin may have kept quiet on his own feed, but a new wave of posts is making it clear: the former “Big Brother” season 26 houseguest is officially off the market.
Quinn Martin, best known from “Big Brother” season 26, appears to be in a brand-new relationship, and the confirmation did not come from him. Instead, the reveal surfaced on his girlfriend’s Instagram account.
While Quinn has stayed silent on his own Instagram page, Haley Wilde shared a series of photos on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, featuring the two together. One image showed them kissing, while another captured them holding hands — a clear sign that the romance is no longer being kept under wraps.
What We Know About Quinn’s Relationship
For now, there is still limited information about Quinn and Haley as a couple. According to her Instagram bio, Haley is a photographer with a business based in Southern California. Her work focuses heavily on weddings, but she also covers other love-centered events, including elopements, bachelorette parties, bridal showers, and more.
When she is not behind the camera, Haley is also an active Twitch streamer — much like Quinn, who has built his own streaming presence online.
At the moment, the pair are keeping most details private, but fans will likely be watching closely for any future posts that reveal more about how serious things have become.
Quinn Martin’s ‘Big Brother’ Journey
Quinn entered the “Big Brother” season 26 house as a devoted superfan, determined to make it at least to the jury phase — and ideally all the way to the end. But his game took a hard turn when his original alliance, The Pentagon, fell apart in week five, leaving him in conflict with one of the season’s biggest competition threats, Tucker Des Lauriers.
Things unraveled even further when Quinn nominated his own ally, Joseph Rodriguez, not realizing it would put both of their games in jeopardy. Joseph was evicted in a 4-3 vote, and just one week later Quinn landed on the chopping block himself. In a 4-2 vote, he became the first jury member of “Big Brother” season 26.
His eviction also made history. Because Julie Chen was out with Covid during the live episode, actor and “Big Brother” fan Jerry O’Connell stepped in as the temporary host — making Quinn the only evicted houseguest in the show’s history to be interviewed by someone other than Julie. Adding a strange twist, O’Connell once played a character named Quinn on his five-season series “Sliders.”
Inside the house, Quinn also formed a close bond with Leah Peters, a blonde contestant the nurse recruiter developed a clear crush on. Leah later admitted the feeling was mutual, but the connection never turned into a romance.
