Josh Allen gushes over marrying ‘best friend' Hailee Steinfeld in heartfelt moment
Star Bills quarterback Josh Allen called marrying Hailee Steinfeld 'the most important decision' he made in his life, as he discussed his recent nuptials to the actress/singer for the first time on Tuesday.
Allen sported a smile along with a new ring on his finger when he met with reporters in Orchard Park, New York, and jokingly told them that he 'got some hardware now,' pointing to the black wedding band on his ring finger.
The Bills QB married Steinfeld on May 31 in a ceremony in Southern California, and he gushed about his new bride when he was asked about the past four months, a span in which he was named NFL MVP in February, signed a $300 million mega deal with the Bills in March and then got married a week and a half ago.
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Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld attend the 14th Annual NFL Honors at Saenger Theatre on February 06, 2025 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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'They've all been big,' Allen said. 'None other than marrying my best friend. She makes everything easier. I don't really focus on the other stuff, that was the most important decision I'll make in my life, and I made the right one.'
Allen remained tight-lipped on details of the couple's wedding, but photos obtained by The Post showed some of the magical moments of the day as the two lovebirds locked lips during the ceremony.
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Other images showed Steinfeld, 28, walking down the aisle in her strapless dress and Allen sporting a traditional black tuxedo.
Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld pose for a photo on the red carpet the 14th Annual NFL Honors at Saenger Theatre on February 06, 2025 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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While Allen, 29, didn't talk too much about his wedding, head coach Sean McDermott dished on the special day for his QB, telling reporters it was 'great to see two really special families coming together.'
Among those on hand for Allen's wedding were his teammates, along with Hollywood celeb Larry David.
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Allen and Steinfeld have been one of the hottest couples in the NFL, with Allen coming off a season in which he threw for nearly 4,000 yards and led the Bills to the AFC title game, and Steinfeld coming off starring in the hit blockbuster 'Sinners.'
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