Heather Hoffman

Heather Ophelia Hoffman is a main character in the first three seasons of Post Millennials. She is currently living in Florida with a relative and it is unknown what she is doing with her life. She attends Eleanor Roosevelt High School alongside the other characters.

Not much is known about Heather's family life. We are first introduced to her parents in Hero when they learn about her sexual assault and her drinking habits that developed as a result. In a conversation with Jackson Finch, Heather reveals that she has a love-hate relationship with her older sister, Molly, due to the jealousy Heather has developed for her sister's success. However, we never meet Molly in the show.

Heather always strives to have a strong romantic life, but never has the opportunity. Her love interests include Jackson Finch, Austin Matlock, and Ana Jalil. Heather always aspired to win Jackson's affection, mostly because he dated Ana and was in love with Keltie Reid so Heather wanted a leg up in her conflicts. Her feelings for Austin also developed because she noticed Keltie's feelings for him. Their relationship never developed into anything more than a crush. Her romantic interest in Ana is extremely complicated as it is never directly revealed that Heather has feelings for Ana, but constantly implied that Heather has ulterior motives in some of the things she chooses to do with Ana. However, this is never explored as Heather moves away before anything happens.

Heather's closest friendships are primarily determined by her gaining a sense of control over her friends. Her friendships with Ana and Olive Cohen are mostly based on Heather's ability to control them. She has a rough friendship with each of them and most of the time seems to only be using them to advance herself. However, most fans believe that Heather's friendship with Ana develops because of Heather having feelings for Ana.

Heather has a longstanding rivalry with Keltie Reid due to their mutual feelings for Austin. However, the rivalry is primarily based on holding grudges rather than actually having a reason to dislike each other.

She is portrayed by actress Katherine McNamara.