It's never been easier to discover juicy details about celebrities' personal relationships.
With that in mind, here are some pop stars who have married truly gorgeous husbands and
in some cases started beautiful families.
Pink has always been known for her edgy and honest pop music. Over the course of her long
and successful career, she's released an array of iconic chart-toppers. When it comes to
her personal life, she's doing just as well. She met motocross racer Carey Hart in 2001,
and they got married in 2006. Since then, their relationship has been filled with some
truly adorable moments. In 2019, Pink shared on Instagram a photo of a massive bouquet
with a heartwarming note that her husband gave her for the last show of her tour. The
note was filled with plenty of supportive vibes, as Hart declared to his wife,
"You have pulled off the impossible [...] I love you so much, and can't wait to celebrate
with you after the tour."
This note is especially touching considering the fact that the couple, who have two kids
together, have had their ups and downs over the course of their time together.
"We do not have a perfect relationship. We're not perfect people."
They've even taken a couple of breaks, one that lasted about a year and another one that
lasted 11 months. But judging by that adorable note, it's clear that Hart is just as deeply
in love with his wife as he's ever been, despite their rough patches.
Any music lover who's into 21st century indie should be familiar with Regina Spektor, who
became popular with albums like 2009's Far and 2012's What We Saw From the Cheap Seats.
Her husband Jack Dishel is also a musician who's known for his work under the professional
name Only Son. The two of them have also collaborated on songs like "Call Them Brothers."
Spektor and Dishel generally come across as a pretty grounded and happy couple. In 2014,
they welcomed a son into the world. In an interview with Loud and Quiet, she spoke about
how her life was going as a wife, mother, and musician, as she revealed,
"To me, motherhood has been an incredible experience but I also think that it’s not
like… I would never be like, everybody must have a child. It’s this way for me because
I wanted it and I was ready [...] I have a lot of support around me, I have a husband
who also wanted this, and we're both artists and prioritizing staying artists and being
parents."
It sure sounds like Spektor and Dishel support each other both personally and professionally,
and it doesn't get much better than that!
An entire generation knows Hilary Duff as Lizzie McGuire, but she's accomplished plenty
outside of The Disney Channel, including a successful music career. During the recording
of her 2015 album Breathe In. Breathe Out., she got close with fellow musician Matthew
Koma. In 2018, they had a baby girl together, and in 2019, they got married in an intimate
ceremony. And by the looks of things, they have a seriously cute relationship.
In April 2020, Duff and Koma took to Instagram Live to answer questions and play songs for
fans, which surely melted plenty of viewers' hearts. Despite their cuteness, Duff admitted
that the two of them do have their spats. But rather than argue, she prefers to prank
her husband by taking stuff that he needs like their filming light or his phone.
"Instead of fighting, just get even. It's the best."
You know you've got a great relationship when even your arguments are adorable!
Thanks to unforgettable early 2000s hits like "Goodies" and "1, 2 Step," Ciara has made
a name for herself as one of the best R&B artists in the game. And she's not the only
one in her home who's had a high-profile and successful career. In fact, she's married
to a Super Bowl champion. In 2016, she tied the knot with Seattle Seahawks quarterback
Russell Wilson. He was the highest-paid NFL player in 2019, so we know that these two
are living quite the life. Wilson once explained in an interview how he'd always imagined himself
ending up with Ciara, saying,
"Funny thing is I told somebody that that's the girl I wanted to be with before I even
met her."
Clearly, Wilson was pretty confident that he and his future wife were destined to be,
as he went on to explain,
"I was like, 'I'm probably going to end up with Ciara.'"
Wilson must have some sort of sixth sense as he and Ciara did indeed end up getting
married, and they've been going strong ever since. They've had a daughter and a son together,
while Ciara has another son from her previous relationship with rapper Future.
The stunning Jessica Simpson was once the "It girl" of the pop world, with a string
of hit songs and successful albums in the early 2000s. She also starred in an MTV reality
show alongside her first husband Nick Lachey called Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica. Since then,
Simpson has managed to forge a successful relationship with her second husband, former
NFL player Eric Johnson, whom she married in 2014. The couple dated for four years and
had two kids together before finally tying the knot. Johnson even reportedly dropped
out of a business program at the University of Pennsylvania so that he could remain close
to Simpson in Los Angeles.
In 2020, Simpson opened up about how much her husband means to her in an Instagram post
in honor of their sixth wedding anniversary. She described him as her "perfect soulmate"
and went on to say,
"Our unity was written in God's sky of colliding stars. Together we manifest dreams, nurture
desire, and hold space."
It's clear that Simpson has finally settled into a healthy, satisfying long-term relationship,
and we couldn't be happier for her!
You might remember Mandy Moore as a teenage pop star who produced catchy anthems in the
late 90s and early 2000s. Since those days, she's gone on to focus on acting, including
her Emmy-nominated work on the NBC series This Is Us. There was a long time when she
thought that her music career was over for good, that is, until her second husband, Taylor
Goldsmith, came into her life. The couple met when Moore gave Goldsmith's band, Dawes,
a shoutout on Instagram. Sounds like a truly modern romance!
In 2020, Moore released Silver Landings, her first album in 11 years. She talked with USA
Today about how Goldsmith helped to reinvigorate her career and how traveling with his band
had a "contagious" effect on her. As she put it,
"It was a real light-bulb moment of, 'I have to figure out a way to find myself on stage
again.'"
Goldsmith even collaborated with his wife on Silver Landings. Working together can put
a strain on some marriages, but as Moore noted,
"It only has strengthened our relationship and made us closer."
"We write together, and we sing together, and I sing on his records, and I want him
to come play on my record."
We love to see how a supportive relationship helped Moore get her career back on track!
Ellie Goulding's career just keeps getting hotter and hotter. In 2015, she broke a worldwide
record for her steamy song "Love Me Like You Do" when it was streamed almost 15.5 million
times globally in one week. In 2019, she had her 14th song to appear on Billboard's Hot
100, which was the most of any British female artist this century. And her career isn't
the only thing that she's doing right. In 2019, she tied the knot with art dealer Caspar
Jopling, who comes from an aristocratic family and is friends with British Princess Eugenie.
The wedding sounds like it was nothing short of a fairy tale, which is hardly surprising
considering Jopling's lofty connections. The couple was married in the picturesque York
Minster cathedral before a reception at a real life castle. Plenty of high-caliber guests
were in attendance, including Orlando Bloom, Katy Perry, and even a few members of the
royal family. Sounds like Goulding had the sort of wedding that so many little girls
dream about!
Miranda Lambert broke into the country music scene after she finished in third place on
the reality competition show Nashville Star in 2003. Then in 2006, she started dating
fellow musician Blake Shelton. They got married in 2011, but they ultimately divorced in 2015.
But she wouldn't stay single for too long. In 2019, she married NYPD officer Brendan
McLoughlin in a secret ceremony. She told People Magazine that year,
"With Brendan, I made it a point to keep it as private as I could for as long as I could."
While the two of them were initially pretty secretive, they've since been active on social
media. Lambert has always been a serious animal lover, and in 2016, she shared an Instagram
post about how she had added two dogs to her family, making for a total of seven. Luckily
for her, her husband shares her love of animals. In 2020, she posted an adorable animal story
about McLoughlin that melted fans' hearts. What happened was, he made a U-turn on the
highway to rescue a stray kitten. Lambert gushed,
"I guess the rescue ways are rubbing off on him."
Sounds like these two are a match made in heaven!
Shania Twain rose to fame with irresistible country-pop anthems like "That Don't Impress
Me Much" and "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" It's pretty much impossible not to feel good when
listening to her songs. As for her personal life, she and her husband Frédéric Thiébaud
have quite the odd love story.
As it turns out, Twain's first husband, Robert "Mutt" Lange, was having an affair with Marie-Anne
Thibaud, her best friend and Frédéric's now ex-wife. Nobody could've predicted what
would happen next, as Twain ended up divorcing her husband and marrying Frédéric. In a
post on her website, Twain explained how their mutual breakups brought them together. As
she put it,
"Having gone through the suffering of his family splitting apart at the same time and
under the same extreme circumstances, he understands me better than anyone."
Their story may sound more than a little weird, but Twain and Thiébaud have proven that true
love can come from some pretty strange situations!
Most people know Vanessa Carlton from her debut single "A Thousand Miles," which was
a massive hit back in 2002. And she's still making music to this day. Her most recent
album, Love is an Art, came out in 2020, and she's never gone more than five years in between
album releases. She's also been busy in her personal life. In 2013, she tied the knot
with fellow musician John McCauley, who's best known as a singer-guitarist for the band
Deer Tick. In 2015, the couple welcomed a baby girl into the world, which McCauley announced
on Instagram.
In a 2020 Instagram Live with Vulture, Carlton explained that she's grown up a lot since
writing "A Thousand Miles" when she was a teenager. She joked that she would now never
walk that far for any man, though she was quick to clarify that she might make an exception
for her husband.
"Maybe, I mean, my husband, I would. Are you listening?"
"Hey!"
Natasha Bedingfield is best known for her 2004 smash hit "Unwritten," which served as
the theme song for the MTV reality show The Hills. It quickly became, as the Los Angeles
Times put it in 2019, "the anthem for a generation."
As for Bedingfield's personal life, she's been through some ups and some downs. In 2009,
she married Matt Robinson, an American businessman. The ceremony occurred outside at California's
Church Estates Vineyards in Malibu. The two had reportedly started dating back in 2006.
On New Year's Eve 2017, the couple welcomed their son Solomon into the world, which Bedingfield
revealed on Instagram along with the caption,
"Omg! Guess what just happened at the very end of this year! The happiest new Year ever!"
However, in 2019, things took a dark turn for Bedingfield and Robinson, as Solomon developed
a brain infection that required multiple surgeries. Fortunately, he recovered, and Bedingfield
has since been enjoying some well-deserved family time with her husband and son.
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