Ashley Olsen Reportedly Got Married in a Top-Secret Ceremony—Here's What We Know
Normally, we'd be a touch bummed if a celebrity we love got married on the down low, but since the current bride in question is Ashley Olsen, the low-key quality of her supposed wedding last week is right on par with our expectations for the actor-turned-designer. According to Page Six, Olsen and her longtime boyfriend, artist Louis Eisner, wed in an intimate ceremony on December 28 at a private home in Bel-Air, California.
In line with the couple's relationship as a whole, the entire affair was reportedly a private one, with the publication stating that there were only a few dozen people in attendance, though that didn't stop the celebration from lasting well into the night: "It went late with 50 people or so total," a source told Page Six.
Unfortunately, if their wedding was anything like Ashley's twin sister and business partner Mary Kate's back in 2015, photos from the ceremony are likely to remain unseen. Our best guess? The bride wore The Row. In lieu of wedding photos, scroll down to see a few rare shots of the couple and find out all we know about their relationship.
Eisner and Olsen began dating in 2017, but have only been spotted on a handful of occasions since. In July of 2019, the couple was spotted holding hands in NYC. In the fall of the same year, they attended Jennifer Lawrence's similarly private Rhode Island wedding to art dealer Cooke Maroney together.
In 2021, a spur of sightings of the couple started when they were spotted in March on a double date with friends in NYC. In July, Eisner posted a now-famous photo of Olsen casually carrying a cocktail in one hand and a machete in the other during a walk in the woods on his Instagram stories.
In September, they attended their first official appearance together, the 20th-anniversary celebration of Young Eisner Scholars (YES) in Beverly Hills. Just over a year later, Eisner and Olsen were married. Congratulations to the happy couple!
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