Jamie Lee Curtis (left) officiated her daughter Ruby (proper) and companion Kynthia’s (centre) wedding ceremony. (Getty)
Jamie Lee Curtis has celebrated the second anniversary of her trans daughter’s wedding ceremony, proclaiming: “Spouse is nice!”
On 29 Could 2022, Curtis officiated her daughter Ruby Visitor’s cosplay-themed wedding ceremony to companion Kynthia.
Two years on, the Halloween star mirrored on their special occasion, sharing a brand new image of their wedding ceremony on the couple’s second wedding ceremony anniversary.
She wrote beneath a picture of the pair sharing a kiss: “Two years in the past in the present day, on a beautiful Cali day Ruby and Kynthia had been married in our yard at a cosplay wedding ceremony for the ages.
“Love, laughter, yummy foods and drinks and a household uniting and mixing and turning into. Joyful day. Spouse is nice!”
Curtis led the marriage celebrations whereas dressed as World of Warcraft’s Jaina Proudmoore as per the newlyweds’ suggestions, whereas Ruby and Kynthia each attended as their favorite online game characters.
Ruby took inspiration from the SkullGirls online game collection, whereas Kynthia portrayed Elphet Valentine from the Responsible Gear collection.
Throughout an look on Jimmy Kimmel Dwell! In March 2022, the Knives Out star shared her pleasure about holding the marriage in her again backyard.
She mentioned on the time: “It’s a sport, I don’t know. She’s an admiral. I went on Etsy and wrote ‘Jaina Proudmoore costume’ and up got here a girl, had the costume.
“I mentioned, ‘Nice.’ We exchanged communication, I paid her a pleasant sum of cash for this.”
Ruby works as a video editor for a YouTube gaming character and got here out to her mother and father – Curtis and comedy director Chris Visitor – in 2020. She then got here out publicly in 2021.
Throughout an interview with Individuals Magzine on the time, Ruby mentioned: “It was scary — simply the sheer truth of telling them one thing about me they didn’t know. It was intimidating — however I wasn’t nervous. That they had been so accepting of me my total life.”