Even after parting ways, Dylan Dreyer and her ex-husband Brian Fichera are showing the world what modern co-parenting can look like — full of love, laughter, and family unity.
The Today show star, who separated from Brian in 2025 after 12 years of marriage, continues to nurture a close bond with her ex and their extended family, proving that family ties don’t end with divorce. On June 1, Dylan delighted fans by sharing a heartfelt social media post featuring her sons surrounded by love and support.
In the photos, Brian’s sister Nicole and her daughter Emma cheered on Dylan’s three boys during a sponsored run, holding up handmade signs and posing for joyful snapshots with the children. Dylan captioned the post with her signature humor and affection:
“There are people in your life who go above and beyond to embarrass, I mean, show up for your kids, and I love @nmredding and @emma.redding5 so much for doing exactly that this weekend!!”
Fans were quick to respond, celebrating the tight-knit family dynamic. Comments poured in: “Family is the best, your boys are so cute,” one wrote, while another added, “Aww aunty Nicole and cousin Emma are the best.” A third remarked, “You brought your own cheering section for your boys!! So great to have good people in your corner!”
This bond isn’t new. Dylan has previously shared vacations and special outings with Nicole and Emma, continuing family traditions even after her split from Brian. Their sons — Calvin, Oliver, and youngest Rusty, four — have clearly felt the warmth of a supportive extended family during this transition.:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():focal(732x269:734x271)/dylan-dreyer-today-show-family-110525-d470847cd4784b658ac9641d2b2b1125.jpg)
Dylan and Brian’s story began at NBC in Boston, where they met, married in 2012, and built a life together while frequently sharing glimpses on social media. Busy schedules meant texts often replaced in-person chats, but the couple’s dedication to each other — and to co-parenting — remained unwavering. When they announced their separation in July 2025, Dylan shared a touching statement:
“We began as friends, and we will remain the closest of friends. Most importantly, we will continue to co-parent our three wonderful boys together with nothing but love and respect for one another.”
Last fall, Dylan and her sons embarked on a new adventure, leaving their New York City apartment for a spacious home in Upstate New York. Reflecting on the move during her podcast, The Parent Chat, Dylan opened up about her youngest son Rusty’s emotional response:
“Smile, it’s our last video here!” she recalled saying as Rusty cried. “It was just a really special time to look back and reflect on that because we just sold that apartment, and now, it was empty. That room had seen so much, and now, we were moving on to a new adventure, a new chapter as a family.”
Through life’s twists and turns, Dylan Dreyer continues to show that love, family, and laughter can thrive — even after separation. Her story is a reminder that the strongest bonds aren’t defined by titles, but by support, care, and the joy of watching children grow surrounded by love.
