Rupert Everett is officially the ideal husband in real life!

In his new Tatler In a cover interview, the actor spoke about his wedding to Henrique, a Brazilian accountant, earlier this summer. Everett, 65, told the British magazine that he had been dating his new husband for a while, although the Golden Globe nominee wasn’t always sure he wanted to get married.

“I’ve always hated weddings, although I love funerals. But as you get older… I’ve seen so many problems that gay couples face, so it’s really more about thinking ahead, as we’ve been together for a long time now,” said the My best friend’s wedding Star told the outlet.

He added: “And I don’t know how long I can last. Well, I’m tall and I’ve never seen a 95-year-old person who’s 6’5″. You just never know what’s going to happen.”

Everett’s Tatler The post also included details of his wedding day. He and Henrique married at London’s Camden Town Hall and had dinner at local Italian restaurant Ciao Bella after the ceremony.

Everett has previously spoken openly about his intention to marry. In an interview with the British publication The timeshe expressed his aversion to marriage, but walked it back in the context of his current relationship. At the time, he told the outlet that he “wouldn’t mind getting married right now.”

“I would marry my boyfriend. However, I would only invite two or three people to my wedding,” Everett explained in the interview nearly four years ago. He also claimed that when the time came, he would be the one to propose to Henrique, who has largely stayed out of the spotlight.

In 2021, Everett spoke about his affair with the late Paula Yates while she was married to Bob Geldof. During an episode of Piers Morgan’s life stories reported by Yahoo! EntertainmentEverett said he and Yates had a “very, very close” relationship “for a long time.”

In 2009 The next best thing Star spoke with The Guardian about the dynamics of his romance with the television presenter, who died in 2000. “She was married. I was gay. Those constraints acted as a kind of safety net,” he told the outlet. “We were both narcissists. We both loved to misbehave and we both loved to be looked at.”