All You Need To About Anne Hathaway's New Devil Wears Prada 2 Love Interest
Entertainment Weekly exclusively reported that Adrian Grenier who played Nate Cooper (often referred to by fans as the real villain in The Devil Wears Prada) will not be returning for part 2. The upcoming sequel which brings together back leading ladies Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and Anne Hathaway will also see the Colin From Accounts co-creator and actor, Patrick Brammall join the cast.
Patrick Brammall, 49 is an Australian actor best known for his roles as Sean Moody in A Mood Christmas , Leo Taylor in Offspring and Sergeant James Hayes in Glitch .
We're unsure on who Patrick's character will be. However on 5 August, Patrick was seen looking rather cosy filming romantic scenes with Anne Hathaway in Brooklyn, New York.
Alongside his wife, Harriet Dyer, 36, Patrick Brammall created, wrote and stars in the Australian hit romantic comedy series Colin From Accounts . The show follows the unlikely relationships between medical student Ashley (played by Harriet) and microbrewery owner Gordan Crapp (Patrick Brammall). Ashley and Gordan end up accidentally injuring a dog who they then start taking care of.
Collin From Accounts was renewed for a third season in April 2025.
The pair met in 2015 while filming the Australian series No Activity . Two years after meeting, Harriett moved to America where Patrick was living. Whilst holidaying in Tampa, Florida, Patrick proposed to Harriet and they were married 5 days later! Talk about a quick turnaround...
Patrick and Harriet have two daughters, Joni, three, and Mabel, six months.
Five months after getting married, Patrick and Harriet adopted Joni Jane Brooklyn Brammall, who Harriet introduced to the world on Instagram on September 26th 2021, 10 days after her birth. In the post she thanked Joni's birth mother, describing her as 'incredible' and add's a quote from actress Ellen Burstyn on adoption to her caption, 'Mother is a verb and if you do the verb you become the noun.'
In February this year, Patrick and Harriet welcomed their second daughter, Mabel into the world.
Afia Kufuor writes celeb news for Grazia, Heat, Closer, Bella and Yours – and loves nothing more than a good interview. From red carpets to radio mics, she's always asking the questions we're all thinking. Off duty, she runs @DontPopThatSpot, a safe space for acne-prone huns online and IRL.
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