Abigail Breslin Celebrates 3 Years of Marriage with Husband Ira Kunyansky

Abigail Breslin is celebrating three years of marriage!

The actress, 29, tied the knot with Ira Kunyansky at the Hummingbird Nest wedding venue in the Santa Susana Mountains just north of Los Angeles on Jan. 28, 2023. Breslin marked her third wedding anniversary in a sweet post on Instagram on Wednesday, Jan. 28.

“Happy 3 year wedding anniversary, babekin 😘😘 I love u so much 😍😍,” the Scream Queens star wrote alongside a selfie with her longtime love.

Fans and friends of the couple congratulated them in the comments section.

Kunyansky’s Instagram account is private.

Breslin and Kunyansky said “I do” after nearly a year of being engaged. The pair began dating in April 2017.

“He had no idea who I was when we met, and I told him that I was moving to LA. He was like, ‘For what reason?’ ’’ Breslin recalled on The Tonight Show in 2021. “And I was like, ‘Well, I’m an actor … ‘ And he said, ‘Good luck. It’s really hard.’ ”

In February 2023, the newlyweds made their red carpet debut at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. 

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Back in March 2024, Breslin spoke exclusively with PEOPLE about enjoying married life.

“I get to hang out with my best friend all the time, which is really fun,” Breslin said. “I hate that he takes the blankets and doesn’t keep his sink clean enough, that’s my biggest issue, but my best thing is that he is my best friend and I love going to hang out with him for the rest of my life.”

At the time, the My Sister’s Keeper star noted she and her husband are “big gamers,” sharing: “We love going to arcades together.”

“And we also are very obsessed with Dateline and 2020. So we love watching any murder mystery things together,” she said. “There’s this YouTube channel called the ‘Impossible Channel,’ and we watch all of the creepy videos online. Most people get creeped out, but we fall asleep through that. So it’s like we’re creepy together. We’re just creepy people.”