Keanu Reeves Allegedly Ready To Marry Alexandra Grant, Refuses To Sign Prenup As He 'Trusts' Her

Hollywood star Keanu Reeves is reportedly "madly in love" with his partner, Alexandra Grant, and is ready to walk down the aisle.

The actor is said to be "confident" that their romance will "go the distance" and allegedly has no interest in signing a prenup.

Following months of speculation, Grant and Reeves confirmed they were an item in 2019 after attending an event together.

According to a report, the "John Wick" star is anxious to get hitched to the American visual artist, and the couple might even "elope."

"Keanu is madly in love with Alexandra and he's ready to bite the bullet and go through with a wedding," an insider told the National Enquirer (per Radar Online).

The insider further noted that Reeves would likely have a low-key wedding ceremony as it is not his style to be grand and flashy.

"It won't be some big splashy affair because that's just not his style," the source added. "More likely it'll be a simple ceremony with a handful of guests in the backyard at their home in L.A. Or maybe they'll elope and then have a small celebration with their friends afterward."

The movie star has reportedly not made this strong a connection with anyone besides Grant in over twenty years.

Reeves has also allegedly had reservations about marriage since the death of his pregnant fiancée, Jennifer Syme, in a car crash in 2001. However, since Grant came into the picture, Reeves now sees things differently.

According to the news outlet, the actor is not interested in getting a prenup as he "trusts Alexandra completely and doesn't see any point in getting hung up with lawyers and paperwork."

The pair have known each other since 2009, when they both worked on "Ode to Happiness," a book written by Reeves and illustrated by Grant. Ten years later, they made their red carpet debut as a couple.

A source said, "[Reeves] doesn't have a shred of doubt that what they have is the real deal and he's confident it will go the distance. He knows she's got the best intentions and he doesn't want to make her sign some paper just to protect his pile of money."

They added, "It's kind of crazy when you consider how much he's worth. But he's an old-fashioned guy who believes love is forever."

Last year, Grant looked stunning while attending the Los Angeles Beverly Arts Icon Awards solo. When asked by People magazine about navigating red carpets alone, the accomplished visual artist offered a thoughtful response. 

She said, "The good news about falling in love as an adult is that I had built my own career by the time that my relationship had begun."

Grant added, "I feel very confident in the relationship on the red carpet. I feel confident on it alone."

She described her relationship with the "The Matrix" star as "interdependent and independent in the best ways."

During her conversation with the news outlet, Grant showered Reeves with kind words, called him a "creative," and told a brief story to explain how they navigate each other's professional environments.

Grant said, "In a moment of frustration in my life, I once said, 'Sometimes I feel like a Maserati stuck in traffic,' that I have this big engine, but, for a variety of reasons, that I couldn't ever go. And I know a lot of people feel frustrated in their lives that they're not able to run their engine."

The visual artist noted that she and Reeves inspire each other to find new paths and solutions. She stated, "Seeing the other person's problem-solving is inspiring, like, 'Oh, well, okay, this one, that's a cul-de-sac. How do I try this other thing?' "

She called Reeves an "inspiration," adding, "he's so creative, he's so kind. He works so hard."

During an interview with People last year, Reeves answered several questions, including one about his last blissful moment.

The "John Wick" star said, "A couple of days ago with my honey. We were in bed. We were connected. We were smiling and laughing and giggling. Feeling great. It was just really nice to be together."

Reeves also answered the question about the last time he danced. He said, "At a friend's wedding about eight months ago. Sometimes, I'm the first out there; sometimes, I need coaxing. Sometimes, it's the song, and sometimes, it's the person. I go with the feeling."