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Grey's Anatomy Jesse Williams Marries Girlfriend Aryn Drake-Lee

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Grey’s Anatomy sexy surgeon Jesse Williams married his girlfriend of five years Aryn Drake-Lee in Los Angeles on Saturday. Jessie met Aryn in New York years ago before he moved to California in hopes of making it big in Hollywood. As it turned, his soon-to-be-wife, a Real Estate broker loved it in Cali.

“I was a teacher when I met her, so she’s been with me through all different facets of my career. She’s stuck with me through thick and thick and thick and thin. We know each other in and out, and she was very happy to move out here. She loves California and was tired of the weather on the East Coast.”

Since the move Jesse has appeared in several roles including his first breakout film The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2. The 31-year old actor has enjoyed much of his success on TV currently hypnotizing viewers as the handsome Dr. Jackson Avery on Grey’s Anatomy.

This past Saturday, Aryn, 32 and Jesse, 31, welcomed their closest friends and family to share in their union. According to one wedding guest,

“Jesse was beaming with joy throughout the entire ceremony. It was the perfect night with lots of smiling, laughing and emotion. You could feel the love they have for each other. They’re madly in love!”

How beautiful! Congrats to Aryn and Jesse Williams!

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