Joshua Jackson Calls Katie Holmes' Romance “Precious”

When Joshua Jackson posted a quick video on Instagram this week, his fans were quick to hit replay. The former “Dawson’s Creek” star, who played the brooding Dawson Leery, smiled, leaned in a little closer to the camera and said, “Katie’s relationship is precious.” It was a short clip, but the words stuck.

Jackson’s comment came as the 48‑year‑old actor was scrolling through his feed and stumbled upon a photo of Holmes with her partner—an image that, according to Jackson, radiated the kind of genuine affection that’s hard to find in Hollywood. “You can see the love in the way they look at each other,” he added, his voice soft but sincere.

The two actors shared three seasons together on the hit teen drama that launched both of their careers. While they never dated on‑screen, fans often wondered whether anything might have sparked off‑camera. Over the years, both moved on—Holmes married, divorced, and is now happily partnered again, while Jackson has kept his personal life relatively low‑key.

“We grew up together on that set,” Jackson reflected, his tone turning a touch nostalgic. “Seeing her now, happy and surrounded by love, it just feels… right. It’s a reminder that life can surprise you in the sweetest ways.”

Holmes, who has been intentionally private about the details of her new relationship, has occasionally shared glimpses on her own socials—hand‑in‑hand strolls, candid laugh‑outs, and quiet moments that hint at a deep connection. Jackson’s public nod seems to echo those sentiments, underscoring that even a few years after the show wrapped, the bond between the former cast mates remains warm.

Fans flooded the comments section with their own well‑wishes, many recalling favorite “Dawson’s Creek” moments and expressing excitement for what the future holds for both actors. “Love to see you both thriving,” one wrote. “Your friendship is as precious as the love you’re sharing now,” another added.

In a world where celebrity relationships are often splashed across tabloids and dissected in endless comment threads, Jackson’s simple declaration feels refreshing—a reminder that genuine admiration can still shine through the noise.