The first season of FBoy Island introduced viewers to a wide variety of men who consider themselves nice boys; but what are they up to now?

The second season of HBO Max's hit reality show FBoy Island is underway, with twenty-four new guys duking it out for a chance to either score one of the three ladies or $100,000, depending on their classification. The show has been punctuated by the return of two season one contestants, Peter Park and Casey Johnson.

Park and Johnson, both season one fboys, have claimed that they have changed their ways and are now competing as newly minted nice guys. While many fans are skeptical of the returners' change of hearts, it also has them wondering what the season one nice guys are up to, as none of them returned to the show for season two.

A firefighter from Seattle, Garratt Powers came on a bit too strong for the women's liking and was eliminated by Nakia in the first episode of the HBO Max series.

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While he might have struck out on FBoy Island, Powers seems to be doing much better now, as he appears to currently have a partner and is out "off the grid."

Andrew Dietz is as "nice guy" as it gets, working as both a firefighter and EMT in Georgia. Unfortunately for him, he was not able to make an impression and got sent to Nice Guy Grotto in episode one.

Despite his early exit, Dietz hasn't let his performance on FBoy ISland get him down. He can be seen surfing, skateboarding, and doing modeling gigs down in South Carolina.

An Army Infantry veteran, outdoorsman, and avid cat lover, Arizonan Ryan Garland, unfortunately, had a medical emergency while on FBoy Island and had to go home without making his mark.

Garland is now looking healthy and active, attending Arizona State University and taking advantage of their fantastic gyms to get some good workouts in.

The Army National Guard member from out of Nashville, Matt Chamberlin, made waves when he was eliminated, including alerting the cast that Garrett Morosky might have a special someone at home.

With his controversial remarks after elimination in his past, Chamberlin has gone back to the gym. He can be regularly seen posting workouts to his almost quarter million followers on Tik Tok.

Mark Moran, an investment banker based in New York City, was accused of being too nice and was eliminated in episode three by CJ, making his way to Nice Guy Grotto.

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A year later, Moran is doing well for himself. He is currently Head of Growth and Operations at the hedge fund Litquidity and has been doing some promotional work for the helicopter transport company BLADE.

Coming from working in the Ohio State athletic department, Jamie Wood wasn't able to make too much of an impression before being eliminated in episode three by Nakia.

Wood is still doing work in the Buckeyes' athletic department, as well as keeping busy through his loyal practice of hot yoga and working out at the gym.

The blonde-haired self-proclaimed Fridge Mover out of Oceanside was one of Nakia's elimination choices in the double elimination round after performing well since the first episode, when he was in Sarah's bottom two.

Despite his exit on Fboy Island, Keating has been loving life. He wrapped up a season for his baseball team in June and is currently giving out hair care tips on his Instagram.

A double-elimination victim of Nakia's along with Paul Keating, nutritionist and kickboxing instructor Tariq Johnson went to live out the rest of his time on the HBO Max show at Nice Guy Grotto in episode four.

Nowadays, Johnson can be found back at his home in Miami, where he recently worked as a runway model for Miami Swim Week, strutting in Psycho Bunny swimwear.

A real estate agent from Los Vegas, Cameron Brown was on a solid run until season four, where he fell victim to the double elimination round, being banished to Nice Guy Grotto by Sarah for the remainder of the show.

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A year after his appearance, Brown seems to be doing quite well. He is currently working on his perfect summer body and chilling "somewhere in the desert," according to his Instagram. He also recently got back to riding his motorcycle after having it in the shop for a while.

The former Cirque Du Soleil performer from Las Vegas made a late push, getting close with CJ. Unfortunately for Chaun Williams, Casey Johnson came back and stole CJ back, leaving him to be eliminated in episode eight.

A year after his time on FBoy Island, Williams has been getting some more screen time in, having just finished up acting in a Fairy Godmother short film as the father of Rihanna, as well as doing some recent modeling gigs.

A chiropractor from Los Angeles, Fernando Titus was able to form a strong connection with Nakia and make it to the final episode. Unfortunately, he was not able to overcome OG Jared and was a victim of the final elimination.

The Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine has been intensely focused on his fitness since his appearance on the HBO Max show. He is constantly chronicling his fitness goals and has recently posted an ab workout challenge to get shredded like him.

A brand marketer from Chicago, Josh did very well in the inaugural season of the HBO Max show, making it to the final episode in Sarah's top two. His heart was broken there, though, with Sarah picking fboy Garrett over him in the final choosing.

While he might not have been able to win on FBoy Island, McDonald certainly does not look like a runner-up in his day-to-day. He is currently documenting his adventures for his travel-based podcast The Travel Guydes on both Instagram and Tik Tok.

The sole late addition nice guy, entrepreneur Jarred Evans came in and stole the show in episode three. He rode that wave all the way to the final, where he was chosen by CJ and received half of the prize money for his efforts.

Despite leaving the show with a new woman on his arm, Evans and CJ are no longer together per this kiss by Evans on Valentine's day. Right now, Evans can be found doing some model work for NovaMEN, FashionNova's male clothing line.

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Kevin Crandall is a writer and philosopher currently based in San Diego, California, where he recently graduated with his B.A.. In addition to writing for Screen Rant, he has words in Passion of the Weiss, Freezepeach Media, and IMPCT Journal, often tackling music writing in addition to the screen work. When not writing, he can be found watching anime, playing soccer, and exploring the outdoors. His current favorites include Over The Garden Wall, Midsommar, and Bojack Horseman, with a soft spot for Ouran High School Host Club.