Rachel Weisz Marries Daniel Craig After On Set Romance

Art imitates life for actors Rachel Weisz And Daniel Craig as their onset romance leads to real life nuptials. Oscar winner Rachel Weisz and Bond franchise actor Daniel Craig’s rep confirmed to People that they couple indeed tied the knot on June 22nd. The ceremony included only Rachel’s four-year old son from her previous marriage, Daniel’s 18-year old daughter and two other close friends.

Rachel and Daniel met on the set of “Dream House” in 2010 where they play a married couple. Rachel’s divorce to director Darren Aronofsky was announced a short while after. And soon after Rachel and Daniel were out spotted together(things that make you go..”hmmm..”)

Can you really protect a marriage/relationship when you’re the absent party?

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