Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup tie the knot again in Mexico City

Naomi Watts shared highlights of the weekend's events on her Instagram Stories, including a snap with Billy Crudup.

Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup marked their first wedding anniversary with a spectacular second wedding ceremony in Mexico City on Saturday, June 8th. The couple, who initially exchanged vows at a New York City courthouse on June 9th, 2023, hosted a grand celebration for family and close friends.

The Feud actress, 55, radiated elegance in a simple white gown, while Crudup, also 55, exuded charm in a classic dark suit, as captured in photos shared by Watts' brother and photographer Ben Watts on social media.

 

 

 

 

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The joyous occasion was attended by Watts' children, Kai, 15, and Sasha, 16, from her previous relationship with Liev Schreiber, as well as Crudup's son William, 20, from his relationship with Mary Louise Parker. Kai and Ruby, Watts' niece, served as bridesmaids, while Sasha and William donned suits for the festivities.

Ben Watts shared glimpses of the heartwarming ceremony, revealing that their mother, Myfanwy "Miv," was understandably emotional. Notable guests included Justin Theroux and his girlfriend, Nicole Brydon Bloom, and Nicole Kidman.

Wedding planner Billy Folchetti also shared captivating black-and-white photos showcasing the stunning venue, adorned with elegant candelabras and enchanting floral displays.

Naomi Watts shared highlights of the weekend's events on her Instagram Stories, including a sweet snap with Crudup and a photo with DJ Prince01.

At the welcome event, Watts donned a vibrant yellow floral dress and expressed her gratitude for the celebration of love in a heartfelt speech captured by Ben.

The couple's love story began on the set of the 2017 Netflix series "Gypsy," though they kept their relationship under wraps until their first red carpet appearance together at the SAG Awards in 2022.

Reflecting on their journey, Watts shared with Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos on "Live" in January, "It's never too late, right? We found each other later in life. And it's really a special thing."