Stuart’s gone and got hitched
The Big Bang Theory star Kevin Sussman has married his partner Addie Hall.
The actor, who starred as Stuart Bloom in the hit sitcom, shared a photo of him and his new bride on social media on Friday and wrote: “Did I mention I got married this weekend?”
The wedding comes a little over a year since the couple got engaged, with Sussman announcing that on 28 March last year.
The 52-year-old, who also played Walter in Ugly Betty, wore a blue suit with a white shirt and black bow tie for his special day, while his wife wore a white bridal gown and veil.
Sussman’s dad, also dressed in blue, was pictured alongside them.
The post was swamped with over 95,000 likes and messages of congratulations from friends, fans and even former Big Bang co-stars.
Kunal Nayyar – who played Raj Koothrappali – wrote: “Oh my gaaaawwwwwd! Love you brother.” And Lauren Lapkus, who played Denise, commented: “Wow! Congrats!!”
Sussman and Hall confirmed their romance in October 2020.
Sussman made his film debut in Liberty Heights as Alan Joseph Zuckerman in 1999. He moved to LA when he was cast in Ugly Betty and was in Big Bang Theory from 2009 to the series ended in May 2019.
In 2011 and 2012, he worked with The Big Bang Theory co-star John Ross Bowie to create two television comedies: The Ever After Part and The Second Coming of Rob.
Earlier this year, The Big Bang Theory creator, Chuck Lorre, announced there was a second spin-off series in the work, following the success of Young Sheldon, which has run for six season from 2017.
Plot details have been kept quiet, but Variety reports it will be an “hour-long series featuring a mostly new cast with potential for known Big Bang stars to appear in guest spots”.
So Sussman may reprise his role as Stuart Bloom.
Young Sheldon producer Steve Holland has said the show may end after the seventh season.
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