Ioan Gruffudd and Bianca Wallace are married, Entertainment News
Ioan Gruffudd and Bianca Wallace are married.
The couple took to their Instagram accounts to share a video of them exchanging vows in a romantic ceremony, with the caption: "Mr & Mrs Gruffudd. Marriage now, wedding later."
The video is accompanied by Martin Arteta's track Past Lives and at one stage, Ioan can be seen wiping away tears.
The clip also features Ioan and Bianca, 32, toasting with champagne and playing with their pet dog.
Bianca's sister Chanel was among those who shared their congratulations, writing: "So proud! Very excited to have a new brother in our family."
The wedding comes two years after the 51-year-old actor Ioan's bitter divorce from his actress ex Alice Evans, 56.
While their divorce officially came through in July 2023, the pair are still battling over spousal support and custody and financial support for their daughters Ella, 15, and Elsie, 11.
Last year, Ioan accused Alice of violating a restraining order by allegedly posting about him on social media, violating a DVRO (domestic violence restraining order] and breaching the terms of their custody agreement.
In paperwork filed at Los Angeles Superior Court — obtained by DailyMail.com — Ioan alleged: "I have discovered several social media posts by Alice where she has openly disparaged me and my fiancee, and where she has posted medical information of our children, in continued violation of the DVRO and in violation of our stipulation [agreement about child custody].
"Alice's public harassment affects my public reputation and my ability to obtain new work."
His legal team cited alleged examples including Alice's seeming contribution to a discussion on social media which encouraged users to share "common misconceptions about family court you wish you had understood better".
Alice is alleged to have written: "That you can hand out a DVRO for 'mean text messages' but when actual violence happens, no DVRO because it's 'hard to prove'...
"That my ex could just make up a bunch of lies about our 20-year relationship, say it was abusive and that I abused the kids and that the court (and both sets of lawyers at the time) would just believe him. Despite copious evidence in the form of his own words in post interviews to the contrary."
Ioan's team also shared another example of a social media post which alleged Alice had complained about having to pay hundreds of dollars for medicine for one of their daughters when she was sick.
The posts were allegedly made in September 2024.
Alice has previously insisted she no longer complains about her ex online. In a court filing at the start of September, she submitted a sworn statement in which she declared: "I have not engaged in that conduct for years. Ioan's allegations that I continued to post to social media using fake accounts was addressed by the police and found to be completely false.
"I sincerely hope that, at least for the sake of our children who have been dealing with this for four years now, Ioan can accept my apology and we can move on to the actual issues that remain to be settled."
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