Jon HammandAnna Osceolaare married, PEOPLE can confirm.
TheMad MenandConfess, Fletchcostars tied the knot on Saturday, according toTMZ.
TMZ said the couple’s walkup song was the theme to the 1967 James Bond filmYou Only Live Twice.
Representatives for both Hamm, 52, and Osceola, 35, did not comment to PEOPLE.
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BACKGRID
PEOPLE confirmed in February that the couple gotengagedafter two years of dating.
They first reportedly met on the set of the AMC seriesMad Menin 2015, before beingspotted together on several occasionsand romantically linked in 2020.
After stepping out together several times since then, the pairmade their red carpet debutin March 2022 at an Oscars afterparty. The two attended several other events together in the following months, including a screening for their movieConfess, Fletchin September.
Hammopened up about his relationshipwith Osceola in a September 2022 interview withHoward Sternon his SiriusXM show, revealing that he could see himself being married someday.
“This is all part of what I’m saying. This is another place in my life that I feel very settled and comfortable. I’m in a relationship right now and it’s comfortable,” he said, later adding that he’s been able to sit down to start “really thinking about all that stuff, that’s made the relationship that I’m in now even more meaningful and opened up the possibility of things like being married, having kids, defining a new version of happiness, life, wellness.”
“It sounds hokey and whatever, but it’s real and for one of a better word, it’s what I’m working for. What else is there other than that?” he added before confirming that he is “very much so” in love.
“You really have to lean on each other,” Hamm, who stars in the new movie Maggie Moore(s),told PEOPLEthis month of being in a relationship with another actor.
“It’s a bumpy road towards relationships, but we do get better at it, I suppose. I mean, I feel like I’ve figured out some things over the course of my half a century on the planet. So I’m in a pretty good place now," he added.
source: people.com
