The couple tied the knot in the Land Down Under.
The wonderfully talented actor who portrays Star Trek: Lower Decks' lovable and hilarious Brad Boimler, Jack Quaid, has married his co-star from The Boys series, Claudia Doumit, according to an earlier report posted by The Daily Telegraph (per People).
Jack is, of course, the son of renowned actors Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan, both of whom attended the ceremony in the Land Down Under’s beautiful Braidwood, Australia.
A number of Hollywood’s finest, A-list actors attended the Australian wedding, including Tom Hanks, Kevin Costner, Alec Baldwin, and Henry Golding. I checked Quaid’s social media for confirmation, but he hasn’t posted any photos from the ceremony at the time of this writing.
However, the Nepali restaurant called the Smokey Horse posted congratulations to Quaid and Doumit (below), which includes four pictures from the establishment featuring the newly married couple. The Instagram post reads as follows:
“Big congratulations to the newlyweds @jack_quaid and @claudiadoumit, what a beautiful couple you two make, we wish you boundless happiness and good fortune in the days ahead!!! 😍🍾🎉. It was an absolute pleasure to host you guys at ole #SmokeyHorse, and we trust your family and friends enjoyed their stay here in our beloved little hometown? ☺️❤️🙏. Big shoutout to Mike and the hard working team from @monafarm_, you guys rock!!! 😘🔥🙌. From #Hollywood to #Braidwood, #GiddyUp!!! 🤠🐎💨. #TheBoys”
Quaid and Doumit’s wedding took place on Saturday, April 18, and the couple reportedly shared their first dance as husband and wife to the unmistakable music and lyrics of Donovan’s unforgettable “Atlantis.”
The event sounds like a fairytale in every respect, and while Quaid will go down in history as Wee Hughie from The Boys, he’ll always be Brad Boimler from the USS Cerritos’ Lower Decks to me.
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