
Who is Big Bang Theory star Jim Parsons' husband, Todd Spiewak? The couple met on a blind date in 2002 at a karaoke bar – but didn't marry until 15 years later
Jim Parsons and his husband Todd Spiewak just celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary – but fans may not realise that the pair have already been together for over two decades.
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Big Bang Theory actor came out as gay in a 2012 New York Times interview and revealed to fans that he'd been in a relationship with Spiewak for a decade. The couple had hit it off after meeting on a blind date in 2002 and they officially tied the knot in 2017, per Hello! Magazine.
Todd Spiewak and Jim Parsons at the opening night of Mother Play on Broadway in 2024.
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Parsons talked about his marriage during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert after his wedding in 2017. 'To be in love, to find a love in that way, is as close to anything I can imagine doing in life that brings me close to the feeling of God – or whatever that is for you,' he said.
Here's everything you need to know about Jim Parsons' husband, Todd Spiewak.
He is a producer
Jim Parsons and Todd Spiewak at The Castro Theatre in 2022.
Todd Spiewak was born in 1977, and graduated from Boston University with a degree in fine arts with a focus on graphic design, per People. Spiewak is now a producer known for his work on projects including 2019 show Special, and the 2022 film Spoiler Alert starring Parsons.
In 2015, the long-time couple founded That's Wonderful Productions. Spiewak and Parsons are also executive producers on The Big Bang Theory's spin-off show, Young Sheldon.
They met on a blind date
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