Josh Wilcox

Josh Willcox (portrayed by Lucas Adams) is a recurring character in seasons 3 and 4 of Liv and Maddie, as Liv Rooney's co-star and love-interest in Voltage, Garrison. He also forms a loving, serious relationship with her twin sister, Maddie, who he instantly fell in love with the day they met and he is her boyfriend for both seasons. Josh was born in Hollywood, California. He likes boxlotti (a combo of boxing and Pilates), something he did with his friends in LA. Josh has played baseball since he was 2, with his position being a shortstop, especially because he has lightning-quick reflexes. He is very naïve at times because he is unfamiliar with the Hollywood scene (despite living in Hollywood). He is a hard worker and believes that something worth doing is worth doing right, and it's because of this that if he wants something, he has to fight for it, as shown in Home Run-A-Rooney. It is shown in episodes like Home Run-A-Rooney and Scoop-A-Rooney, that Josh is a romantic guy as she has shown this side of himself towards Maddie and how much he really cares for her. It is also shown in Choose-A-Rooney that Josh is really sensitive at the heart, considering he looks heartbroken when he sees the loving way Maddie looks at Diggie and looks devastated when letting Maddie go. Josh is very confident, but he loses it in Friend-A-Rooney, he is really depressed after his break up with Maddie. So much so it gets to the point where he forgets stuff, including forgetting how to breathe and speaking in high and low pitched voices, showing how heartbroken he is. In that same episode, it's shown Josh honors friendships based on unconditional loyalty and honesty and was really hurt when he thought Joey was being paid to be his friend. Josh is very laid back and a fun-loving kind of guy as seen in Home Run-A-Rooney, when he goes along with Liv teasing him.