Dylan Sprouse And Barbara Palvin Have Reportedly Tied The Knot In A Beautiful Ceremony In Hungary

Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin have reportedly gotten married in a beautiful ceremony in Hungary just one month after announcing their engagement.

The couple's love story began in 2017 when Sprouse slid into Palvin's DMs after she followed him on Instagram. Despite a six-month wait for her response, their connection grew stronger overtime.

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Dylan Sprouse and supermodel Barbara Palvin have reportedly taken their relationship to the next level by tying the knot in a beautiful ceremony. According to Daily Mail, a report by Bors Online revealed that the young couple exchanged vows in Palvin's native Hungary, near the picturesque city of Budapest, just one month after announcing their engagement.

The news outlet also posted fan photos of the blushing bride adorned in an exquisite white wedding dress, complemented by a flowing veil and sheer gloves. Palvin could be seen smiling broadly in her beautiful gown.

Earlier last month, Sprouse and Palvin confirmed their engagement in June's issue of V Magazine. The Hungarian supermodel had given fans a glimpse of her stunning diamond engagement ring back in March at the Mammoth Film Festival, but she kept the world guessing.

In a heartwarming Instagram post, Palvin shared a video where she is seen in a wedding dress, holding her groom's face. With excitement and love in her words, she wrote, "With the power invested in V, I am a Sprouse to be, @dylansprouse."

Palvin couldn't contain her excitement when speaking to the outlet, saying, "I knew we were building this story up. So, I'm very happy that we ended up doing it our way."

In a previous interview with Vogue Australia in 2019, the supermodel had expressed her adoration for her beau, stating, "I feel like I found the perfect guy... He's very kind and gentle… That's what I do on my day off: I spend it with the people I love, and I'm very much in love right now."

Spouse and Palvin have shared a remarkable journey over the past five years. Their love story began when the actor reached out to the Hungarian beauty via a direct message in 2017.

In a candid interview with W Magazine in 2019, the former Disney child star fondly recounted how he and Palvin first crossed paths. Their fated encounter began when she unexpectedly followed him on Instagram, piquing his curiosity. "She followed me, so I was like, I guess I'll give her something. And I slid into her DMs," he told the outlet, per Daily Mail.

However, the initial excitement was met with a touch of uncertainty, as it took quite a while for Palvin to respond to the "Riverdale" star's message. "'I was like, 'Hey, I don't know if you're in New York for very long, but we should hang out if you want to. Here's my number.' And she didn't message me for six months," he recalled.

After ghosting him for months, she eventually reached out to Sprouse in 2018, but it was inconvenient as he was preparing to take a trip to China to shoot a movie. 

Palvin eventually surprised the actor during his six-month movie shoot in China, flying all the way there for their first official date. The Victoria's Secret model's bold move didn't go unnoticed, and Sprouse was quick to realize that there was something truly special between them.

Speaking to People magazine, Palvin shared, "And then he was like, 'OK, let's do it.'… I just sat down, took a deep breath, and I'm like, 'What am I waiting for?' There's no other guy I would love more than I love him, and he's got everything that I need." The lovebirds made their relationship Instagram official in August 2018.

In a heartwarming revelation, Palvin delightedly shared a sweet anecdote about one of the many things that bonded her and Sprouse – their mutual love for the anime series "Naruto."

Palvin recounted the magical instance when her beau decided to impersonate their favorite "Naruto" character, Akamaru, a dog.

According to Palvin, Sprouse mimics the character's movement by gracefully leaping into the air, effortlessly executing a turn, and then landing softly on the bed, perfectly embodying the spirit of the animated dog. "It's my favorite video," Palvin said of the cherished memory.