She's cute, funny, smart, weaves a great story and is the bestest friend anyone could have -- she is Gabrielle. While travelling with a Warrior Princess is enough to scare the most ardent of males, Gabrielle has managed to pick up a few admirers on her adventures throughout Greece. How could any guy resist
her cute smile... her concern for others... and among other things, her nicely, toned body? These guys couldn't --
Sphaerus, the brooding warrior with rugged, good looks and an over-bearing father (an understatement) caught our bard's attention one night in an inn. [Episode: Chariots of War]
Iolaus, the cheerful and likeable warrior and best friend of Hercules, gives a sweet farewell kiss to the sweet and innocent Gabrielle. [Episode: Prometheus]
A monk (aren't they supposed to be celibate) with noble intentions for mankind was the next to fall for Gabrielle's innocent charms. And boy was it obvious. [Episode: The Titans]
Talus, the ill-fated and handsome medico with a great bedside manner had Gabrielle thinking of love etc. [Episode: Death in Chains]
Orion (stage name Homer), one of the many bards Gabrielle befriended and helped at the Academy for Bards in Athens. [Episode: Athens City, Academy of the Performing Bards]
Meleager the Mighty isn't exactly an admirer, however because of Gabrielle's hero-worship of the veteran hero, he gets included. [Episode: The Prodigal] 
Perdicas, Gabrielle's childhood friend became her husband in a small yet beautiful ceremony. Unfortunately, the handsome ex-soldier's life ended by the blade of Callisto after one day of married life with Gabrielle. [Episode: Return of Callisto]
Okay, so Lyceus met Gabrielle in an alternate reality. They really would have made a cute couple and Xena would have gained a little sister. [Episode: Remember Nothing]
The next to fall for Gabrielle's charms was the warrior wannabe, Joxer. Although clumsy and somewhat annoying (to some anyway), Joxer has the heart of a true warrior, ready to defend his friends with his own life. [Episode: Comedy of Eros]
King Solus, who was dead when Gabrielle was forcibly engaged and married to by Apex, the kingdom's adminstrator, who wanted the kingdom for himself. [Episode: Blind Faith]
Draco, the dark prince of plunder fell in love with Gabrielle, thanks to Cupid's baby son, Bliss, shooting a love arrow. Xena and Cupid allowed the spell to continue, so Draco would do good instead of evil. [Episode: Comedy of Eros]
Khrafstar, the seemingly nice and peaceful man who lured Gabrielle to the temple of Dahok using lies, causing her to lose her blood innocence when she tried to defend him. He was transformed into the hideous Deliverer. [Episode: The Deliverer]Dahok, the evil god who impregnated Gabrielle through fire. [Episode: The Deliverer]
Ares and Gabrielle denied that they enjoyed their brief moment of warming to each other. [Episode: The Quill is Mightier]
Lin Qi, the young Chinese man who encouraged Gabrielle to return to telling stories. [Episode: Back in the Bottle]
Castor and Pollux, twins of Zeus who were joined at the hip and did some oil-wrestling with Gabrielle and Aphrodite. [Episode: Little Problems]
In an underwater world, amnesiac Gabrielle meets some familiar-looking people and is convinced that she is the wife of Hagar. [Episode: Married with Fishsticks]