Ioan Gruffudd and Bianca Wallace Are Married! Couple Weds in Intimate Oceanside Ceremony
Ioan Gruffudd and Bianca Wallace are married!
The 51-year-old actor and the 32-year-old actress announced in a joint Instagram post on Friday, April 25, that they tied the knot.
Sharing a heartfelt video with grainy footage, which was set to Martin Arteta's song "Past Lives," Gruffudd and Wallace could be seen kissing, sipping champagne and holding each other while backed by a view of the ocean.
'Mr & Mrs Gruffudd. Marriage now, wedding later,' the pair captioned the social media post.
Related: Ioan Gruffudd Is Engaged to Girlfriend Bianca Wallace: 'The Most Precious Thing Happened'
The Fantastic Four star and Wallace announced their engagement news in a joint Instagram post in January 2024.
"The most precious thing happened… ❤️💍," the couple wrote in their caption, alongside a sweet photo.
In the image, the couple was captured embracing, as Wallace held up her hand to show off her emerald and diamond engagement ring.
Gruffudd first confirmed his relationship with Wallace in October 2021 through a post shared on Instagram. "Thank you for making me smile again @iambiancawallace ❤️💫💙," he wrote alongside a happy snapshot of the pair.
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Gruffudd was previously wed to Alice Evans. They filed for divorce in March 2021 after getting married in 2007.
The former couple, who met on the set of 102 Dalmatians in 2000, share two daughters: Ella and Elsie.
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