There's no word yet on whether Jonathan's title will be changed up (e.g., would he and Lea choose to go with a more gender-neutral title?), but regardless, we're totally here for it. If Lea's going to populate her bridal party with besties that give us all the nostalgic feels, we can't wait to see whom she chooses next.Instagram contentView on InstagramInstagram contentView on InstagramInstagram contentView on InstagramLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:Lea Michele and Zandy Reich Are Engaged CDMO wasn’t the only federation demanding change last summer. In late-June 2020, over 40 state federations signedan open letter That’s not to say that he’s trying to obscure his TV roots. “I had a great time,” he says of his time on the network. “It's all made me who I am. At the same time, I’ve definitely evolved from that, but I'm the same person. It's interesting to see where people recognize me from, for sure. They're like, 'This kid is the Nickelodeon kid?' Then they see me get this shaved mohawk for the ‘Holla’ video and they're like, 'What the heck happened?’” Ultimately, Max just loves listening to “any genre or performer who you can just tell gives their heart and soul into whatever they're doing.” And much like his wide range of influences, the New York native is down to collaborate with just about anyone who’s talented and speaks on a similar wavelength. In addition to Hoodie Allen and Pete Wentz, who not only was the one to shave Max’s hair into a mohawk but also runs the label to which he’s signed, Max has collaborated with Sirah and Lil Uzi Vert, and written the song “10 Victoria’s Secret Models” with Patrick Stump.Photo: Jaqueline Harriet