Jeremy Piven and Adrian Grenier were co-stars on the hit HBO series “Entourage,” in which they played the roles of talent agent Ari Gold and actor Vincent Chase, respectively. Fans loved them in their roles, which they reprised again in 2015 for the “Entourage” film. But it has been almost a decade since they last saw each other, which makes their reunion even sweeter.
Jeremy Piven & Adrian Grenier Enjoy Sweet Reunion
Piven posted a photo on Instagram on Wednesday, February 25, showing himself and Grenier smiling for the camera, with Grenier standing with his arm around him. “I found Vinnie! Hiding in plain sight in Austin farming the land, not listening to me, and clearly doing Indies.!!!,” Piven wrote in the caption, “haven’t seen this guy in almost a decade, so imagine my surprise when I’m standing on stage, and I see him supporting in the audience… It’s all about showing up @adriangrenier.” Piven has been touring with his stand-up comedy show.
Fans flooded the comment section with messages expressing their excitement. There are also calls for them to do another season of “Entourage.” “One more season…who says no?” a fan wrote. Their comment has been liked hundreds of times.
“By far the best pic I’ve seen in 2026!!!” another fan wrote. Other reactions include, “Ari and Vinnie together again!!,” “The dream team!,” and “Ari and Vince. Miss you guys so much bring back another season please!!!!”
Even NFL star Travis Kelce reacted to the post, writing, “Legendary Duo!!!“
Adrian Grenier Moves Away from Hollywood
Fans would love to see another season of “Entourage,” but would Grenier be willing to return to Hollywood to film it is another question. In Piven’s caption, he wrote that Grenier was living in Austin, Texas, and Grenier has been open about his desire to disappear from Hollywood, instead focusing on a nature-based lifestyle.
Since 2020, the passionate environmentalist has lived on a ranch with his wife, Jordan Roemmele, and their children, a decision that has benefited him. “You sleep better, you’re more grounded, you have a sense of wellbeing,” he told People of his happiness while living on his ranch. “It’s good for mental health, it’s good for skill building, resilience and all of that, I think it allows you to make more informed, wiser choices when it comes to how you live, how you treat others, and in particular, how you treat the environment.”
