‘The Big Bang Theory’ Star Johnny Galecki Secretly Ties The Knot And Welcomes Baby Girl

Johnny Galecki revealed in a new interview that he is married to his partner, Morgan and that the pair welcomed daughter Oona Evelena.

Their first public appearance was at Disney World in 2023 with Galecki's son, Avery.

Galecki showcased his Gothic-style mansion and Oona's nursery in the interview. He moved to Nashville in 2020, expressing discomfort in L.A. Despite the secrecy, Galecki shared glimpses of his family and home on Instagram, receiving praise for his exquisite taste.

In a surprising revelation, former "Big Bang Theory" star Galecki disclosed in a recent interview with Architectural Digest that he quietly married a woman named Morgan, and they recently welcomed a daughter named Oona Evelena. However, details about their wedding date and the birth of their daughter remain undisclosed.

Although it is unclear when the couple started dating, the publication mentioned that "Morgan was expecting a child at the time of the photo shoot" at their Nashville residence and gave birth shortly after.

Their first public appearance together was in January 2023 at Disney World, where they posed with Galecki's son, Avery, from a previous relationship with Alaina Meyer.

The family also appeared together in the AD profile, although Avery's face was hidden with a bunny mask.

During the interview, Galecki provided the magazine with an exclusive tour of his Gothic-style mansion. He also gave a sneak peek into baby Oona's nursery, showcasing a cabin bed, intricate wallpaper, a leather-tiled ceiling, an antique Persian rug, and an array of books and stuffed animals.

The "Roseanne" actor acquired the Nashville property in 2018, coincidentally just a year before the acclaimed "The Big Bang Theory" concluded to fulfill his long-held aspiration to depart from Hollywood.

Relocating from Los Angeles to Nashville in 2020, just before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Galecki expressed his sentiment of never truly feeling at home in L.A. despite residing there for three decades.

He shared that he "never felt like much of an Angeleno," adding, "and "I did try."

Galecki continued, "I say that with sadness, not with snobbery. Thirty years is just a very long time to live in a city that you're not all that comfortable in."

Recalling how he finally settled on making Nashville his home, Galecki shared that after contemplating "many fantasies of living in all the places I would travel, from Austin to Reykjavík," he was captivated by the potential for creating cherished memories in the locale. "Everywhere I looked, around here, felt like the scene of a future memory," he said.

Falling for the first house he toured, with several return visits, he eventually sealed the deal on his distinctive residence. "I may have been showing my cards," he admitted.

Galecki's residence has a rich history, originating as a log cabin constructed around "either 1801 or 1811," with subsequent additions in 1929 and 2012. The final result is a sprawling 12,000-square-foot, five-bedroom mansion nestled on roughly 30 acres just outside the city limits.

However, contrary to typical renovations aiming to "make the old new," Galecki shared that his approach was to preserve the historical charm with the latest addition receiving the "most drastic aesthetic transformation." "Sadly, much modern workmanship and materials simply don't compare to that of a hundred years ago," he added.

On Wednesday afternoon, Galecki took to Instagram to share the AD profile, showcasing snapshots of their family's Nashville residence alongside his wife and Avery.

In the caption, he wrote: "Thank you to @archdigest @tycole @colson__horton and @rachwall_ for the lovely profile on the beautiful backdrop of our lives as they stand and smile today. We will place it in our family time capsule and cherish it for many, many years."

Fans flooded the comments, praising the stunning house, with comedian Lauren Lapkus admiring, "was just reading this article today and admiring your house! It's so gorgeous!"

Another person wrote: "You honestly have exquisite taste. There's not a thing out of place, there's not a thing that doesn't belong where it is."

A third person gushed: "You blended mcm with a gothic style, an Americana, macabre, modern, French and it all works. beautifully!"