Nobody Wants This stars' homes away from set: Adam Brody's fire-destroyed house, Kristen Bell's $4.3m home & more

The will-they-won't-they romcom follows Joanne, played by Kristen Bell, as she unexpectedly falls for Noah. The Forgetting Sarah Marshall star lives with her husband, Dax Shepard and their two children, Lincoln, 11, and Delta, 10. They have a Los Angeles property that they bought in 2019 for a dazzling $4.3 million. Her favourite space? The open-plan living area. "The one thing we love about it is that the kitchen and living room blend together, and we didn't want to lose that, since the majority of time is spent there. It's got a good flow," she told Architectural Digest.

Adam Brody and wife Leighton Meester's family home, which they shared with two children, was sadly destroyed by the horrendous Palisades Fire earlier this year, reports have claimed. They bought the five-bedroom, six-bathroom property in 2019, and it's unknown if it is being rebuilt for the stars. Adam and Leighton have not publicly commented on the tragedy.

Succession actress, Justine Lupe, who plays Joanne's sister, Morgan in Nobody Wants This, has a wholesome family life away from the cameras. She and her husband, Tyson Mason, bought a house in Los Angeles in 2021. Then, in 2024 they welcomed a child, Ellis, and now the house is a family pad for the three of them.  Justine revealed to the LA Times that she also has a dog called Lilly and cat called Addie in the mix. Until 2021, Justine was constantly back and forth between Los Angeles and New York with no roots, but it was the pandemic that inspired her to settle down, she told the publication. Her husband shared this sweet snap revealing they have a unique gallery wall at home. 

Timothy, who plays Noah's brother Sasha, married his wife, Annie Simons, in June 2008 and they share 13-year-old twins. The couple worked with interior designer Jason Martin on the design of their US family home. Timothy has shared glimpses of his stylish property on his Instagram feed and his living area features a bright yellow wall and a modern wooden bookcase.

Arian is joining the cast in season two, as psychotherapist Dr Andy. The Succession star grew up in Chicago after he and his family departed Iran in the 1980s, and now, he calls New York City home and he resides with his wife, Krissy Shields and their two daughters. As well as a family home, his work keeps him in the city as he runs a non-profit theatre company, called Waterwell, there.