Téa Leoni marries 'Madam Secretary' husband Tim Daly: Reports
The "Madam Secretary" costars tied the knot over the weekend in an intimate ceremony surrounded by family on Saturday, July 12, in New York, a rep for Leoni confirmed to People and the "Today" show.
The pair met on set of the CBS political drama in 2014, before the series aired for six seasons through 2019. On the series, Leoni, 59, plays the secretary of state, while Daly, 69, plays an ethics professor and her husband.
USA TODAY has reached out to reps for Leoni and Daly for comment.
Leoni has been married twice: to TV commercial producer Neil Joseph Tardio Jr., from whom she split in 1995, and actor David Duchovny, with whom she has two children, including actor West Duchovny. The former couple divorced in 2014.
Daly was married once before, to Broadway actress Amy Van Nostrand. They share two children.
The couple has been mostly private with their romance, save for the extremely occasional social media post. The couple made their red carpet debut at the White House Correspondents' Association annual dinner in 2015 and appeared on the red carpet for the film "Accidentally Brave" in 2024.
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