For Sarah Snook, the month of February has become extra special -- and for a reason much bigger than Valentine's Day.
The "Succession" star, who graced the November cover of Vogue Australia, revealed in the outlet's cover story that she's been sitting on a little blissful secret: She and Australian comedian Dave Lawson tied the knot in an intimate ceremony earlier this year.
"At the beginning of the pandemic last year, I got locked down in Melbourne with one of my best mates and we fell in love," she explained to the publication of her now-husband. "We've been friends since 2014, lived together, traveled together, always excited to see each other, but totally platonic. We've just never been single at the same time. I proposed and we got married in my backyard."
One of the witnesses at the February ceremony, which took place at her home in Brooklyn, included her "Succession" co-star Ashley Zukerman (who plays Nate Sofrelli).
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For the big day, the bride opted to keep it simple and wore a vintage velvet Chlo coat and Blundstones.
Referring to their relationship blossoming over the past two years within the pandemic, Snook added, "It's been a ride. There's so much heartache and sadness in the world, but on a micro personal level, I've been very fortunate. There's a really lovely grace in that without the pandemic, we might not have ended up together so quickly."
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The HBO star echoed the same sentiment of finding her silver lining when speaking to Town & Country about her low-key nuptials. "We're in that very fortunate and strange position," she told the outlet in the article published on Oct. 17, "To be like, 'Well, f--k this pandemic,' but also we wouldn't have had this relationship if it never happened."
If you can't wait to see more of Snook, then you're in luck: Season 3 of "Succession" premiered on Oct. 17 and will have enough juicy drama to keep us going for -- well, perhaps, forever.
