Buffalo Bills quarterback and reigning NFL MVP Josh Allen officially tied the knot with actress and singer Hailee Steinfeld, marking a personal milestone for the football star — even if it wasn’t the Super Bowl ring fans in Buffalo were hoping for.
The couple exchanged vows in an elegant ceremony in Montecito, California, just months after Allen proposed to Steinfeld in November 2024. It was a swift engagement for the pair, who have been dating since May 2023.
Allen donned a classic black tuxedo, while Steinfeld wore a chic strapless gown with arm-length gloves, capturing the glamour of the coastal wedding. Photos from the event show the newlyweds proudly displaying their rings following the ceremony.
Among the guests was comedian Larry David, a surprising attendee given his well-known allegiance to the New York Jets, a division rival of Allen’s Bills. While David’s presence raised eyebrows, it’s believed the two may have crossed paths previously, possibly during promotional or entertainment events.
Allen’s teammate, Dion Dawkins, previously commented that the quarterback was “in love” with the Pitch Perfect 2 and Starving star. The couple has largely kept their relationship private, but their high-profile wedding made waves across sports and entertainment media.
Allen’s wedding comes after another standout season on the field. In 2024, he led the league with a 77.3 QBR, throwing for 3,731 yards and 28 touchdowns, while rushing for an additional 12 scores. He started all 17 regular-season games, even taking a single snap in the finale to maintain his consecutive starts streak.
Despite high expectations, the Bills once again fell to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship — their fourth such loss in five years. Nevertheless, Allen has continued to cement his elite status, finishing in the top 5 in MVP voting in four of the last five seasons.
Buffalo’s 2024 campaign included a major shake-up with the trade of Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans, but Allen silenced critics by leading the Bills to clinch their division earlier than any other team in the league.
With input from Fox News.
