Allison Williams Secretly Marries Longtime Partner Alexander Dreymon in Private Ceremony
Longtime couple Allison Williams and Alexander Dreymon have officially tied the knot, according to People.
The actors met on the set of Horizon Line and welcomed a son, Arlo, in 2021.
Williams was previously married to Ricky Van Veen from 2015—2019.Congratulations are in order for Allison Williams and Alexander Dreymon, who tied the knot after six years of dating, according to People. The publication exclusively confirmed the news after the Girls actress called Dreymon her "husband" in a June interview with The Guardian.
"I would be in a puddle on the ground if we didn't have the nanny that we have, who is the reason my husband is shooting in London right now and I'm here,' Williams said, thus revealing that the two had wed. 'None of this is possible without her, and we're so grateful."
Williams and Dreymon originally met on the set of Horizon Line, a 2020 thriller that stars Sara and Jackson (played by Williams and Dreymon), a couple who must land a plane after the pilot suffers a heart attack. The duo's onscreen chemistry became a real life love story when filming wrapped in 2019.
Two years later, Williams and Dreymon secretly welcomed a son together named Arlo. His arrival was announced in 2022 with a source telling People that Williams and Dreymon were "very happy and very much in love."
"They are both private people individually, and they made the decision to keep this happy news to just a small circle of family and friends," the insider said. "But they're over the moon."
This is Dreymon's first marriage; Williams, for her part, was previously married to Ricky Van Veen from 2015—2019.
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