Maya Hawke picked February 14 for her wedding date, but the most talked-about detail wasn’t the romantic calendar choice. It was the fact that her parents, Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke, showed up and shared the same space for the milestone.
At 27, the Stranger Things star exchanged vows with her longtime partner, musician Christian Lee Hutson, during a ceremony held in New York. The ceremony immediately attracted attention — not just because of Maya’s growing Hollywood status, but because both of her high-profile parents were there to witness the moment.
Maya stepped out in a classic white wedding gown with a full skirt, adding a feathered jacket that gave the bridal look a modern twist. Christian, 35, wore a traditional tuxedo with a bow tie. Paparazzi captured the couple on city streets, turning the urban setting into an unexpected wedding backdrop.
Uma Thurman, 55, attended in a soft blue dress, elegant but understated. Ethan Hawke was also there — a detail that didn’t go unnoticed given their history.
The former couple divorced in 2005 after several years of marriage. At the time, headlines followed Ethan amid rumors of a relationship with the children’s nanny, Ryan Shawhughes. He denied the claims, but later married Ryan three years after the divorce. They now share two daughters, Clementine and Indiana.
Despite the past, both parents appeared united for their daughter’s big day. For many observers, that image carried more weight than any wedding décor.
The guest list also included several of her Stranger Things castmates — Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Sadie Sink, and Natalia Dyer — turning the wedding into a small reunion of the series that helped launch her career.
Maya and Christian met in 2020 while collaborating on music. Their relationship developed steadily, and last year they announced their engagement before making it official on Valentine’s Day.
Maya shares a close bond with her younger brother, Levon Thurman-Hawke, and a half-sister, Rosalind, from Uma’s later relationship with financier Arpad Busson.
But in the end, the moment many focused on wasn’t just the bride and groom. It was Uma and Ethan — once one of Hollywood’s most talked-about couples — standing just a few steps apart again.
