In 2020, Grenier left Hollywood to move to Bastrop, Texas, where he founded Kintsugi Ranch with Roemmele. Though he had been an active environmentalist for years, the actor told PEOPLE he purchased the 46-acre property to become “a greater steward every day in practice as a lifestyle, not just as an idea.”

Adrian Grenier made a choice that few expected from a Hollywood star. He stepped back from Hollywood in favor of a quieter, more grounded life in rural Texas.

Adrian Grenier will not be reprising his role as Nate Cooper in the sequel to the 2006 comedy-drama classic, Entertainment Weekly reported on Monday. Meanwhile, original stars Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, Meryl Streep and Stanley Tucci are confirmed to be returning for the sequel, which started production on Monday.