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Ali Hazelwood Confirms Olive and Adam’s Relationship Status in ‘The Love Hypothesis’ Sequel [Exclusive]

Collider·Oct 22, 2026 · 4:20 PM CT
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Romance author Ali Hazelwood isn't done with Olive Smith and Adam Carlsen, whose fake relationship turned real in "The Love Hypothesis."

Speaking with Collider while promoting her new Audible romance "Bad in Bed," Hazelwood discussed "The Two-Body Problem," which picks up after the first book.

She confirmed the couple's relationship status going in: falling in love was only the beginning, and the sequel follows them as a couple.

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