What Happened to Jonah Hill?

Jonah Hill Feldstein, born December 20, 1983, initially rose to prominence as a comedic actor in the mid-2000s, known for roles in films like 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin' (2005), 'Knocked Up' (2007), and his breakout performance in 'Superbad' (2007). His early career established him as a go-to talent for broad comedies, but Hill soon sought to diversify his acting portfolio. This desire led to a significant turning point in 2011 with his critically acclaimed dramatic role as Peter Brand in 'Moneyball,' which earned him his first Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. He further solidified his dramatic capabilities with a second Oscar nomination for his role as Donnie Azoff in Martin Scorsese's 'The Wolf of Wall Street' (2013).

Beyond acting, Hill expanded his creative scope into filmmaking. He made his directorial debut with the well-received coming-of-age film 'Mid90s' in 2018, which he also wrote. This was followed by the 2022 Netflix documentary 'Stutz,' a deeply personal project exploring his relationship with his therapist and his own mental health journey. The making of 'Stutz' coincided with a pivotal decision in August 2022, when Hill publicly announced he would no longer participate in traditional press tours for his films, citing nearly two decades of anxiety attacks exacerbated by public appearances. This move sparked a broader conversation about mental health in the entertainment industry.

In his personal life, Hill legally dropped 'Feldstein' from his name in 2023. That same year, he welcomed his first child with girlfriend Olivia Millar and relocated his family from Los Angeles to a smaller town in San Diego, seeking a more private and relaxed life. However, 2023 also saw accusations of emotional abuse from his ex-girlfriend Sarah Brady, who shared alleged text messages detailing controlling behavior.

As of 2026, Hill has made a significant return to the spotlight on his own terms. He directed, co-wrote, and starred in the dark comedy 'Outcome,' which premiered on Apple TV+ on April 10, 2026, where he showcased a dramatic physical transformation. Shortly after, in April 2026, he confirmed his marriage to Olivia Millar and revealed they have two children, expressing a renewed enthusiasm for comedic work. His other directorial and acting project, 'Cut Off,' co-starring Kristen Wiig, was released on July 17, 2026, despite earlier speculation about its status. Hill continues to balance his creative endeavors with his commitment to mental well-being and family life, traveling for work while maintaining his San Diego residence.