Abbey Romeo, known for her heartwarming presence on Netflix’s *Love on the Spectrum*, recently shared a glimpse into her Washington D.C. adventure, revealing a surprising historical preference.
During her visit to the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Romeo playfully confessed her vote in the recent election went to the third U.S. president. Standing before Jefferson’s statue, she declared, “I voted for him in this last election,” a statement delivered with her characteristic sincerity.
Romeo’s journey to finding love was documented on the popular dating show, which follows adults on the autism spectrum as they navigate the complexities of relationships. It was through *Love on the Spectrum* that she connected with her boyfriend, David Isaacman, a pairing that quickly became a fan favorite.
The couple has continued to share their story, returning for the third season released earlier this year, offering viewers a continued look into their blossoming relationship and Romeo’s unique perspective on the world.
Her Washington D.C. exploration wasn’t limited to historical landmarks. Romeo also encountered a protest on the National Mall, observing with innocent curiosity, “Looks like they’re having a festival.”
Pointing towards the White House, she let her imagination run wild, envisioning a rather unconventional presidential pet policy. “And if I lived there,” she mused, “I would have real lions running around the backyard.”
Hailing from California, the home state of a prominent 2024 presidential nominee, Romeo’s political leanings offer a charming contrast to her West Coast roots and a delightful addition to her already captivating story.
