Unexpected Nuptial

Naomi and Billy's marriage confirmation in New York marks a significant milestone for the couple, who have shared a close bond since 2017. Despite maintaining a private relationship, the news of their union has now become public.

Naomi's union news quickly spread, generating congratulations from Liev Schrieber, her former partner and father of their sons Sasha (15) and Kai (14), who exclaimed, "Congratulations! Gorgeous!"

Naomi, beaming with joy, took to her Instagram Story to share their happiness with the world. In one of her pictures, she affectionately referred to Billy as "Hubby." Adding a touch of humor, she mentioned that her exquisite bouquet of flowers was surprisingly "from the deli."

Prior to their official confirmation, speculation about their marital status had circulated when Page Six published photos of Naomi and Billy returning to their apartment, both adorned with wedding rings.

Coincidentally, these pictures mirrored their attire in Naomi's Instagram post: Naomi gracefully donning an enchanting Oscar de la Renta dress, while Billy exuded charm in a dashing blue suit. The rings spoke volumes, confirming their recent nuptials and adding an air of romance to the narrative.

During an appearance on "Today" back in April, Naomi skillfully evaded questions about her engagement to Billy when questioned about a prominent diamond ring she wore. The host, Hoda Kotb, playfully inquired about the ring, to which Naomi jokingly replied, "Oh, the brain fog!" leaving the audience to wonder about the true significance of the captivating jewelry.

Billy, known for his exceptional talent in projects like 'Stanford Prison Experiment,' has consistently expressed his preference for maintaining privacy regarding his personal life. He believes that keeping a certain level of mystery surrounding his identity enhances his acting career.

In 2018, he honestly stated, "I avoid commenting publicly on my personal life, as I see no advantage in divulging too much information and trying to deceive others into thinking I'm someone else."