Jennifer Love Hewitt With husband Brian Hallisay Walking out of a rare public date night.
The couple has been married for more than a decade and ended on Friday, September 5 at ABC in Soirée in West Hollywood.
Hewitt and Hallisay, both 46 years old, laughed as they showed off the matching black outfits they wore on the occasion.
The couple crossed the path when they first crossed the NBC pilot in 2011 Love bite Before reconnecting in the second year Customer list.
Hewitt and Hallisay ended in November 2013 – just five days ago Welcome their first childDaughter autumn.
“I’m wearing the only thing that suits me in the closet!” Hewitt told e! information At the 2014 wedding, “It’s a really beautiful cotton-padded dress, that’s all!”
The couple continues to welcome the two children into the fold, sons Atticus (born June 2015) and Aidan (born September 2021).
In 2018, when Hallisay joined, the actors started working together again 9-1-1 Portraiting the abusive husband of Hewitt’s character.
“Oh, he just loves me. He chooses me every day and he’s really kind.” wait then. “He takes care of our kids when I can’t. He’s the best. Honestly, I can’t be more lucky. He can’t be the opposite of the roles on the show, it’s very important to people.”
Brian Hallisay and Jennifer Love Hewitt.
(Photography by JC Olivera/variect via Getty Images)The couple is relatively low Their relationshipHewitt shared a touching Instagram post in November 2024, honoring his 11-year marriage to Hallisay.
“This is us. Married for 11 years! I’m grateful that we had a small date to celebrate today,” she wrote along with the duo’s selfie. “I always confuse our actual dates one day and you love me for it. Happy anniversary, my love. Love you forever. ❤️.”
August 2019, Criminal Thoughts alum Towards US Weekly How to use Hallisay to build a family changed the way she performed.
She told me: “I think love is something that sounds beautiful before becoming a parent, and it portrays the movie there and feels at some point when I meet my husband.” US Weekly Only then.
She added: “Then we started having babies very quickly and my love for the people who let me have those kids and your love for the kids, which opens you in a way that makes you more vulnerable than you think.”
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