Emma Roberts marries actor Cody John in lavish Idaho wedding - Page Six

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Page Six reported that actor Emma Roberts and actor Cody John married Saturday in Sun Valley, Idaho, after about four years together. Citing exclusive photos and a source, the outlet said the couple exchanged vows before close relatives and friends at John’s family estate, with Julia Roberts among the guests.
According to Page Six, the outdoor ceremony was held in hot conditions, with a source saying temperatures reached 95 degrees and the proceedings ran about 45 minutes. The outlet described Roberts wearing a white chiffon gown with a high slit and a coordinating headband, while John wore a black tuxedo. Roberts’ son, Rhodes, whom she shares with former partner Garrett Hedlund, was pictured walking with her down the aisle.
The wedding follows the couple’s July 2024 engagement announcement, when Roberts posted an Instagram photo showing her engagement ring alongside John. Page Six noted that Roberts and John were first publicly linked in August 2022, after John shared a photo of the pair kissing. At the time, E! News reported they had been introduced by mutual friends and were moving carefully in the relationship.
The marriage is a notable celebrity milestone for Roberts, known for projects including “American Horror Story,” “Scream Queens,” “Nerve” and “We’re the Millers.” John is also an actor, and the couple have generally kept their relationship relatively low-profile compared with Roberts’ earlier public romances.
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