Maya Hawke Marries Christian Lee Hutson in Low‑Key Valentine’s Day Wedding

Maya Hawke Marries Christian Lee Hutson in Low‑Key Valentine’s Day Wedding


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Maya Hawke capped off Valentine’s Day with a surprise wedding, quietly marrying singer‑songwriter Christian Lee Hutson in a romantic, star‑studded ceremony. The 27‑year‑old Stranger Things star and the 35‑year‑old musician exchanged vows on February 14 in front of family and friends, with Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman reuniting to celebrate their daughter and several of Maya’s Netflix castmates spotted among the guests.

The couple first connected through music, collaborating on Hawke’s 2024 album Chaos Angel after years of friendship and mutual admiration within the indie scene. They kept their engagement largely under the radar, with Hutson only casually confirming it in an interview last year, which made the Valentine’s Day wedding reveal feel both intimate and on‑brand for two artists who tend to let their work speak louder than their personal lives.

Photos and details from the day frame the wedding less as a flashy Hollywood spectacle and more as the culmination of a long, creatively intertwined relationship that’s been unfolding mostly off‑camera. With Stranger Things nearing its endgame and Hawke’s music career ramping up, the marriage also positions the pair as a new power couple straddling prestige TV and indie music—a dynamic likely to fuel more collaborations in future projects. More images and context are collected in People’s report on the Valentine’s Day ceremony.


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