Hailee Steinfeld Marries Marry Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen in California Wedding
Yara Sameh
Hailee Steinfeld and Josh Allen have tied the knot.
The singer-actress, 28, and Buffalo Bills quarterback, 29, wed in a stunning wedding ceremony in Southern California on Saturday, according to
People
, who published photos from the event.
Neither Steinfeld nor Allen had shared photos of their nuptials on social media at press time.
The couple announced their engagement in November 2024 with a breathtaking Instagram post. In the snapshot, the NFL star asked the 'Starving' singer to marry him with a 'magical' waterfront proposal.
The "Sinners" actress and Allen were first linked romantically in spring 2023, after being spotted dining together in New York City. Months later, Allen confirmed the relationship but asked The Associated Press not to mention Steinfeld by name in an attempt to maintain privacy.
Earlier this year, Steinfeld opened up about the engagement during an appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon".
Speaking about her new life in Buffalo, N.Y., the 'Starving' singer said with a smile, 'I have been given a very warm welcome.' She added, 'The people are incredible, it's such a wonderful, wonderful place.'
Allen's Buffalo Bills had an impressive season, making it to the AFC Championship before falling to the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of the Super Bowl.
Steinfeld has become a vocal supporter of her new husband's team.
In a February interview with Who What Wear, she playfully shaded the Chiefs when asked to name the four AFC teams.
'You got the Buffalo Bills and the Bills' three sons,' she replied pointedly.
Still, Steinfeld managed to find a few kind words for the Chiefs in a Hot Ones Versus episode released the day before her Fallon appearance in early April.
When challenged to compliment the team or eat a spicy wing, Steinfeld gave it her best shot while facing off against her Sinners co-star Michael B. Jordan.
'Yellow and red really complement them all pretty well,' she said to avoid eating a spicy wing, struggling to think of more things to say as Jordan laughed at her. 'They are very loud … it's great you want that from a fanbase. And third, they go hard for their team.'
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