Olive Cohen

Olivette Debriah Cohen, more commonly known as Olive, is a main character in the first two seasons of Post Millennials and a recurring character in the third and fourth seasons. It is unknown what she is currently up to as she moved away at the beginning of the third season. However, she seems to be doing quite well based on what we see in season four. She attends Eleanor Roosevelt High School and it is assumed that she graduates from her new school at some point in season four.

Olive's family is known for being quite strange. Her parents are pretty much hippies and very involved in global efforts to maintain peace. As a result, they named their children in very unique ways with names generally used to symbolize peace. We are introduced briefly to Olive's family a few times in season two and season three. She seems detached from most of her family until we see her again in season four after she's been heavily influenced by her parents' longing for peace.

Olive tends to avoid romantic conflict as she is initially very insecure about her own self worth and ability to appeal to someone she might be interested. She has a brief attraction to Austin Matlock, but ends up not doing anything about it because of Heather Hoffman 's claim on him.

Olive has an abundance of close friendships. Her best friend at the start of the series is Heather, although Olive eventually stands up to the bullying Heather subjects Olive to and tries to find her own path. This happens as a result of Heather heavily influencing Olive's eating disorder. After suffering some traumatic mental breakdowns, Olive develops a close friendship with Nate Saracen as she helps him through identifying his own struggles with mental health and navigating the aftermath of his ACL injury. Olive also becomes close friends with Sophie Finch as she guides her through the beginning of high school. However, these friendships quickly end when Olive reveals that she's moving away in Movin' Out.

She is portrayed by actress and singer Olivia Holt.