The couple wed on Sept. 24, 2011, and they went on to have three children
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- Molly Sims celebrated her 15th wedding anniversary with husband Scott Stuber, posting a heartfelt tribute on Instagram
- The couple tied the knot in California on Sept. 24, 2011
- The pair share three children
Molly Sims is celebrating 15 years of marriage.
The former model, 53, marked her 15th wedding anniversary with a sweet tribute to her husband, film producer Scott Stuber, on Instagram on Sunday, Sept. 27. The couple officially reached the marriage milestone three days earlier because they wed on Sept. 24, 2011.
“Big Momma always told me I won the lottery, and I used to get so mad at her for saying it. But 15 years, 3 kids, a whole lot of life, and more ups and downs than anyone will ever know later… turns out she was right,” wrote Sims, who shares son Brooks, 14, daughter Scarlett, 11, and son Grey, 9, with Stuber, 57.
She continued, “I really did win the lottery. Happy anniversary to the love of my life ❤️.”
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The carousel featured a dozen photos of the couple throughout their long-lasting romance, including a portrait from their outdoor wedding ceremony, candid shots with their children and casual throwback photos from early on in their relationship.
Sims also shared the post on her Instagram Stories with “Harvest Moon” by Neil Young playing in the background.
Stuber proposed to the Lipstick on the Rim podcast host in May 2011, and the two married in September of the same year in an intimate ceremony attended by family and friends in Napa Valley, Calif.
Speaking to Fox News in 2023, Sims shared her secret to a happy marriage.
“I think we’re really good at supporting each other. And it will never be even, right? So, one of us is going through something or trying to figure something out,” she said, adding that she and Stuber take turns being there for each other.
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She added at the time that “it gets hard” balancing parenthood, work and taking chances, but that “showing up” for each other is key to happiness.
“I think that’s what makes our marriage work — he shows up for me and the kids, and then I reciprocate right back,” she said.
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