Catch up With the 'Love on the Spectrum U.S.' Season 2 Cast on Instagram

Following a successful two seasons of filming in Australia, Love on the Spectrum moved to the U.S. to help several adults on the autism spectrum find romance. Throughout the episodes, each cast member navigates dating with the help of autism expert Jennifer Cook, who is also on the spectrum.

Now, Love on the Spectrum U.S. is in its second season, and Netflix viewers can’t get enough of the endearing cast and want to know more of their story. Fortunately for fans, many of them are active on social media.

Here are the Love on the Spectrum U.S. cast’s Instagram handles.

You might remember Dani from Season 1. She is the founder of an animation studio and she teaches animation to kids on the autism spectrum. Although she didn't have much luck with long-term romance the first time she was on the show, she’s here again to put herself out there and give dating a chance.

Dani frequently discusses her life and career as an award-winning animator on her Instagram page, @danibowman1. Dani’s bio also links to her business, Danimation, which offers “autism positive animation creative workshops” via Zoom. The breakout star balances her business and various projects

Abbey is pretty active on Instagram and TikTok and goes by the handle @hatsbyabbey. Her social media content includes engaging in her many passions, from “reciting High School Musical lyrics” (as she notes in her IG bio) to spending time outdoors with her dog, Clementine. She also shares her relationship with David on social media and they continue to share their story in Season 2 of Love on the Spectrum

David and Abbey were originally introduced in the first season of Love on the Spectrum. They quickly became close, and when the season ended, it was clear that they were going strong. Now, they’re back, and they’re still together. But they have more to share about their journey as a couple (and a success story for the series). You can follow David on Instagram @david_loveonthespectrum.

James is another returning cast member who unfortunately didn't leave Season 1 of Love on the Spectrum in a relationship. He did, however, win over plenty of fans who see him as a favorite and who often flood his Instagram comment section with words of support. He often shares videos detailing his ideas about certain movies, music, and TV shows on Instagram @JamesBJones87.

Season 2 newcomer, Connor Tomlinson, is based in Atlanta, Ga, where he lives with his three siblings, mom, stepdad, and three dogs. An avid collector of swords who seemingly has a British side, Connor can be found on Instagram at @connortomlinson5.

Journey is a pastry student based in Chicago, Ill. She was diagnosed with autism just a year before coming on the show. Although she has never been on a date, she's only into women. Her favorite color is pink and she loves creating, whether it be whimsical art or scrumptious treats. You can follow her on Instagram @jor.ney.

Tanner Smith from Clemson, SC joined the cast of Love on the Spectrum in Season 2. Describing himself as "a kind young man who spreads joy all around the world," Tanner loves history and his job at a local hotel in downtown Clemson. You can follow him on Instagram on @tannerwiththe_tism.

Steve Spitz from Season 1 will also be featured in Season 2, but he cannot be found yet on Instagram.

Stream Love on the Spectrum on Netflix.