EWAN McGregor has married Mary Elizabeth Winstead in a small ceremony in front of family and friends.
The couple, who have been together since 2017 and share one child, tied the knot over the weekend, according to People.
The low-key ceremony comes less than two years after the Scottish actor’s divorce from his ex-wife Eve Mavrakis.
Mary, who co-starred in Fargo with Ewan, said ‘I do’ over the weekend, nearly one year after the birth of their son, Laurie.
“It was a small wedding for family and close friends,” a source told People.
“They had an outdoor ceremony. It was lovely and joyful. The menu was farm-to-table.
The insider added: “They are an adorable couple. They are pretty low-key and like their canyon life. They often hike and go to the beach.”
Ewan, 51, and Mary, 37, met when they appeared on the comedy-drama series Fargo.
The Hollywood icon announced his separation from ex-wife Eve in 2017, while North Carolina native Mary divorced her ex-husband, Riley Sterns, in the same year.
Ewan and his French production designer ex finalized their divorce on August 14 2020.
He cited “irreconcilable differences” after 22 years of marriage.
It came after The Sun revealed the Scot shared a passionate kiss in a London diner with Mary.
She was reportedly furious at his fling with his on-screen lover — whom she had welcomed into the family home months earlier.
Acting power couple Ewan and Mary are now married less than a year after they secretly welcomed their son, Laurie, in June 2021.
The Wars and Trainspotting star became a dad again at 50 and let his eldest daughter Clara McGregor, 26, have the honor of telling the world via Instagram about the new arrival.
She shared a picture of her cradling Ewan’s fifth child tonight writing: “Welcome to the world little brother.”
She continued: “Congratulations to my Dad & Mary – this is the greatest gift.”
Ewan and his first wife share four daughters, two of whom are adopted.
They married in 1995, after meeting on the set of British TV series Kavanagh QC.
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