Sophia Bush and Ashlyn Harris: The Secret Marriage Everyone's Talking About
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Sophia Bush has been married to Ashlyn Harris for more than a year.The actress revealed the secret nuptials, which took place in the summer of 2025, while chatting with Vogue about her upcoming memoir, “And I Will Tell You Mine: Notes from a Life in Progress.”The intimate ceremony took place in upstate New York and was attended by Harris’ two children — Sloane, 5, and Ocean, 4 — from her previous marriage to fellow retired pro soccer player Ali Krieger.Sophia Bush secretly married Ashlyn Harris (pictured above on Aug. 28) last year. BFA.com / BACKGRIDThe actress (pictured above on Sept. 13) told Vogue about the summer 2025 nuptials in upstate New York. Lauren Menowitz/ShutterstockBush’s best friend, Nia Batts, officiated.“The kids were just running and happy, and we picked flowers from the property and our daughter Sloane was holding them,” Bush, 44, said of the nuptials. “It was so fun for them, because it wasn’t this pressure-filled day that’s too much for young kids.”She called the wedding, which ended that night with roasted marshmallows, “so precious” with “zero pressure.”The “Chicago P.D.” alum gushed, “I will never forget it, and I think wedding days sometimes aren’t like that.”She writes about the event in her upcoming memoir. Flatiron BooksThe wedding was a “precious” and “zero-pressure” day attended by Harris’ children from her previous marriage. (Pictured above: Harris, Bush and Laverne Cox on Sept 23.) Getty Images for A Sense of HomeSince Harris, 40, spent her athletic career “playing in stadiums in front of 60,000 people” and Bush has played “character[s] for tens of millions of people,” the couple kept the event low-key.“When you get to this stage in your life, you begin to unpack what’s yours and what’s always sort of been for everyone else,” Bush explained to the magazine.The duo then visited their loved ones to have “personal experiences” sharing their wedding news in person.Now, going public with the news, Bush told Harris, “You’re not my partner, you know? You’re my wife. And it feels so amazing to say that.”In an excerpt of her book, which comes out Oct. 27, Bush wrote more about the “magical day.”Harris (pictured above on Sept. 24) welcomed Sloane and Ocean while married to Ali Krieger. Nancy Rivera / SplashNews.comShe and Bush (pictured above on Sept. 13) went public with their romance in 2023, on the heels of both their divorces. GC ImagesShe recalled, “We wept. We laughed. We exchanged rings. The invisible string pulled tighter around us. … This is the first chapter of my life that feels truly, wholly, divinely mine.”Bush has been married twice before, first to Chad Michael Murray between 2005 and 2006, then to businessman Grant Hughes between 2022 and 2023.Harris, for her part, filed for divorce from Krieger, 42, in September 2023 after nearly four years of marriage.Page Six confirmed the Olympian and Bush’s romance the following month, with the latter coming out as queer in a Glamour cover story in April 2024.In the interview, Bush hit back at rampant speculation she left Hughes over “some hysterical rendezvous” with Harris and insisted the rumored infidelity “never happened.”Bush (pictured above on Sept. 12) subsequently came out as queer. sophiabush/instagramThe “One Tree Hill” alum (pictured above on Sept. 3) later denied rumors their romance started as an affair. ZUMAPRESS.comThe “Work in Progress” podcast host also railed against “the ones who said [she] left [her] ex because [she] suddenly realized [she] wanted to be with women,” quipping, “My partners have known what I’m into for as long as I have (so that’s not it, y’all, sorry!)”In July 2024, she described asking her partner out after their mutual pals attempted to set up the newly-single athlete.“I was like, ‘If she’s ready to date, she’s going on a date with me,’” Bush told podcast listeners. “Like, ‘Sorry. Uh-uh. Like, no f–king way.’”
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