Is Victoria Justice Married? Everything We Know in 2026

Is Victoria Justice Married in 2026?

No - Victoria Justice is not married. The actress and singer, born February 19, 1993, has never been married and does not have a husband. As of 2026, she is single and has not publicly confirmed a boyfriend, preferring to keep her private life quiet while focusing on her career.

Justice rose to fame on Nickelodeon, playing Lola Martinez on Zoey 101 (2005-2008) and Tori Vega on the sitcom Victorious (2010-2013), winning a Bravo Otto, a Kids' Choice Award and two Young Artist Awards. She later led the MTV thriller Eye Candy (2015) and has built a steady film career with roles in The First Time (2012), Fun Size (2012), Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List (2015), Trust (2021), Afterlife of the Party (2021) and A Perfect Pairing (2022).

Her most recent major role is in the NBC legal drama Suits LA, where she plays Dylan Pryor. She has also continued releasing music, with singles including "Treat Myself" and, in 2025, new material that has kept her pop career alive alongside acting. Through it all, she has maintained unusual privacy about her love life for a former teen star - rarely addressing relationships in interviews and keeping social media focused on work.

Victoria Justice's Dating History

Justice's most documented relationship was with actor Pierson Fode, whom she began dating in 2013. Fode - known for The Bold and the Beautiful and Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List (in which he co-starred with Justice) - was her steady boyfriend for about two years before they split in 2015. The pair were red-carpet regulars during their time together.

She was subsequently linked to Reeve Carney, the actor and musician known for Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark on Broadway and Penny Dreadful. Reports of their relationship surfaced around 2016, and some outlets continued to list Carney as her boyfriend for years - though neither ever confirmed the relationship in detail, consistent with Justice's privacy.

Earlier in her career she was linked to Ryan Rottman (her Victorious co-star's circle) and, per some reports, Josh Hutcherson in her teen years. More recently, she was rumored to be dating TikToker Evan Berger, though neither confirmed it. She was also linked to Cole Sprouse in unverified reports from her Disney/Nickelodeon era.

Why She Keeps Her Love Life Private

Justice has been deliberate about separating her public and private selves. Growing up on Nickelodeon - where young stars' relationships become fan-fiction fodder - she learned early to guard her personal life. In the rare interviews where romance comes up, she deflects with humor and pivots to work.

This discretion extends to social media: her Instagram, with millions of followers, is a curated mix of professional shoots, music promotion and travel - notably light on romantic content. In an era when celebrities monetize their relationships, Justice's old-school privacy stands out.

Friends describe her as focused on her career and close to her family - particularly her mother Serene and father Zack, and her younger half-sister Madison. Her 2026 priorities, by all public accounts, are her Suits LA role and her music, not a wedding.

What She's Doing Now

Justice's adult career has been a steady rebuild from teen stardom. After Victorious ended in 2013, she navigated the difficult child-star transition with the MTV thriller Eye Candy, indie films and a return to music - releasing singles independently after leaving Columbia Records in 2013 over creative differences.

Her film work in the 2020s - the erotic drama Trust, Netflix's Afterlife of the Party and A Perfect Pairing, the thriller The Tutor (2023) - showed range beyond her Nickelodeon image. Her casting in Suits LA as Dylan Pryor marked her biggest television role in years, placing her in a prestigious legal-drama franchise.

Musically, she has released a string of singles showcasing a mature pop sound, performing at Pride events and building a loyal adult fanbase. At 33, she has successfully transitioned from teen idol to working actress and singer - no small feat in an industry that discards most child stars.

Marriage Rumors: Setting the Record Straight

Justice has never been engaged, never married, and has no children - despite periodic internet rumors. Like many private celebrities, she has been the subject of fabricated "secret wedding" stories; none has ever had any basis in fact.

Her longest public relationship (Fode, 2013-2015) ended without engagement, and her reported relationship with Carney never produced wedding rumors with any substance. The Evan Berger rumors of recent years similarly came and went without confirmation.

The bottom line for 2026: Victoria Justice is single, unmarried, and focused on her career. If that changes, she'll likely be the last to announce it - and that's exactly how she likes it.

From Nickelodeon to Adult Roles

Justice's transition from teen star to adult actress is one of the steadier child-star stories. After Victorious ended in 2013, she avoided the public meltdowns that felled peers, instead building methodically: the MTV thriller Eye Candy (2015) cast her as a hacker hunted by a serial killer - about as far from Tori Vega as possible - and proved she could carry darker material.

Her film choices showed range: the romantic comedy The First Time (2012), the teen comedy Fun Size (2012), the drama Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List (2015) - where she played a New Yorker navigating love and friendship - and later the erotic drama Trust (2021) and Netflix's Afterlife of the Party (2021) and A Perfect Pairing (2022). Each role pushed slightly further from her Nickelodeon image without the jarring reinvention some former teen stars attempt.

Her casting in Suits LA as Dylan Pryor represents her most high-profile television role in a decade - a legal drama with a prestigious pedigree, placing her alongside established dramatic actors. It's the kind of role that signals an actress taken seriously as an adult performer, not a former teen star trading on nostalgia.

Family Circle and Close Friendships

Justice remains close to her family: her mother Serene Justice-Reed, her father Zack Justice, and her younger half-sister Madison Grace Reed. The family moved from Florida to Hollywood when Victoria was 10 to support her career, and they have remained her core support system - frequently appearing in her social media and accompanying her to events.

Her friendships from the Nickelodeon era have endured selectively: she has been photographed with former co-stars and maintains ties in the industry, though she keeps her circle small. Unlike many former teen stars whose friendships play out as content, Justice's relationships stay private.

Those close to her describe someone grounded by family, focused on work, and uninterested in fame's circus - a temperament that explains both her steady career and her guarded love life. At 33, with a hit show and a music career, her inner circle remains what it has always been: family first.

The Parallel Music Career

Justice's music career runs alongside her acting: after Victorious soundtracks (all Billboard 200 charters), she launched a solo career with Columbia Records, releasing the debut single "Gold" in 2013 - then left the label over creative differences, a bold move for a 20-year-old.

As an independent artist, she's released a steady stream of singles showcasing mature pop: "Treat Myself," "Stay," "Too F*ckin' Nice," and 2025's "Love Zombie" and "Santa Darlin'." Her sound evolved from teen pop to confident adult pop with R&B edges - and her live performances, including Pride festival headline sets, built a loyal concert following.

Music remains her most personal outlet: she writes or co-writes her material, controls her releases, and uses songs to say what interviews don't. At 33, the singer-actress balance that defined her Nickelodeon years has matured into a genuine dual career.

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