Ex-partner Liev Schreiber congratulated British-born actress Naomi Watts on the announcement of her marriage to American actor Billy Crudup.
Naomi and Liev were married for 11 years till 2016, and they had two boys, Alexander, 15, and Samuel, 14.
Prior to revealing their relationship, she and Billy appeared as husband and wife in the Netflix psychological thriller series Gipsy in 2017.
Oscar-nominated Naomi, 54, is well known for her roles in Mulholland Drive, King Kong, and The Impossible. She broke the news on Instagram on Saturday, saying, ‘Hitched!’
She also tweeted emojis of a dove, a knot, and a heart, as well as a photo of herself wearing a white lace gown and holding a bouquet of flowers on the steps of a courthouse.
Billy, 54, from Watchmen and Almost Famous, was also visible in the photo, dressed in a navy blue suit with a matched button-hole, with his arm around his new bride.
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She subsequently shared additional photographs on her Instagram stories, including a cute snapshot of the couple, both smiling, that she simply captioned: ‘Hubby.’
Naomi uploaded images of her gown and flowers, which she stated were purchased from a deli.
She also posted a photo of them in their wedding attire with pals, including The Avengers’ Mark Ruffalo, that she described as “a little bit of fun with the spouse.”
In the comments area, several celebrities, including Liev, expressed their best wishes to the pair.
‘Congratulations!!! Gorgeous!!!’ said the Ray Donovan and A Small Light star.
Gwyneth Paltrow, Jennifer Coolidge, Olivia Wilde, and Michelle Pfeiffer were among the celebs that congratulated her.
The White Lotus star Coolidge commented: ‘Hooray!!! Just woke up to this !!!!! You two couldn’t look happier !!!XO.’
According to People, Naomi and Billy first appeared on the red carpet together in 2022, when they attended the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Billy has a kid with Weeds and The West Wing actress Mary-Louise Parker, with whom he was married from 1996 to 2003.
He previously dated Homeland star Claire Danes from 2003 to 2006, when they co-starred in the historical drama Stage Beauty.
