Yes, folks, Dylan Sprouse married Barbara Palvin, officially.
It was barely a month ago that we learned Sprouse and Palvin had been secretly engaged for over a year, but it's time to update their relationship status again because the couple has reportedly already gotten married.
Judging by pictures shared on Twitter by Pop Crave, it looks like Dylan Sprouse married Barbara Palvin sometime this past weekend after five years of dating. The ceremony appears to have taken place somewhere in Palvin's native Hungary. And, before you ask, yes, we have visual proof of Cole Sprouse being there for the momentous occasion.
Currently, only two snaps from Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin's reported wedding are making the rounds on social media. The first one shows the pair walking down the aisle hand-in-hand, surrounded by family members and followed closely by a priest. In the picture, Palvin carries a delicate bouquet and wears a simple slip-style satin bridal gown, matching stiletto heels, and a long veil clipped to her loose hair. Sprouse is seen right beside her in a classic black-and-white suit, complete with a thin necktie and what appears to be a star-shaped brooch on his lapel. The second picture features the couple wearing the same outfits outside while hitting a celebratory pose, probably en route to a wedding banquet or post-celebration party. It's unclear where the pictures originated from, but they are spreading far and wide across the internet.
Neither Palvin nor Sprouse have yet addressed their new marital status on social media. The latest post referencing their relationship lives on Palvin's feed, and it's a Tiffany & Co. ad referencing their engagement. Then, again, they kept their engagement a secret for over a year, so no surprises there.
In a V Magazine interview from June, the pair did confirm their plan was to exchange vows in Hungary — we just couldn't imagine it would be so soon. "I'm excited to show that side of me and introduce my culture, the places I grew up, and the places I went to," Palvin mentioned at the time. "I feel like a lot of people will learn even more about me this way. I know there was no way we would have not had a wedding in Hungary because my parents would have killed me."
Ask and thou shall receive. Congratulations to the happy couple!
