23.02.2015 Meryl Streep proves happiness is the best reward of all as she holds hands with her husband of 36 years after Oscars loss
Meryl Streep may have lost out on an Oscar Sunday night but it's clear she's got the one man in her life who really matters and that's husband of 36 years Don Gummer.
The Into The Woods actress was spotted holding hands with Gummer as they arrived at a post-show party in Beverly Hills hosted by Oscar host Neil Patrick Harris.
And it was clear that Streep didn't really mind losing out on her 19th Academy Award nomination as she happily let her husband lead her through the throng at The Palm restaurant in Beverly Hills.
The Into The Woods actress was spotted holding hands with Gummer as they arrived at a post-show party in Beverly Hills hosted by Oscar host Neil Patrick Harris.
And it was clear that Streep didn't really mind losing out on her 19th Academy Award nomination as she happily let her husband lead her through the throng at The Palm restaurant in Beverly Hills.
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| Holding on tight: Meryl Streep and husband Don Gummer, who've been married for 36 years, held hands as they attended a post-Oscars party in Beverly Hills |
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| Still going strong: The actress and the sculptor, who married in 1978, have four children and live together at the family home in Connecticut |
In an industry where marriages come and go, the 65-year-old three time Oscar winning actress has leaned on Gummer, 68, as she became one of the most revered and honored movie stars in history. The couple, who married in 1978, have four children and are primarily based on the East Coast where they have a large home in Connecticut. Gummer has a successful artistic career of his own as a sought-after sculptor. In her acceptance speech after winning the Best Actress Academy Award in 2012 for The Iron Lady, Streep paid tribute to her husband of more than three decades. 'First I’m going to thank Don because when you thank your husband at the end of the speech they play him out with the music and I want him to know that everything I value most in our lives, you’ve given me,' she said. |
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| He's her rock: In her 2012 Oscar acceptance speech after winning Best Actress for The Iron Lady, Streep told Gummer: 'Everything I value most in our lives, you’ve given me' |
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| 19 and counting: Streep, pictured here leaving The Palm restaurant after a post-show dinner with Oscar host Neil Patrick Harris, has been nominated 19 times for an Academy Award and won three times. |
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| She didn't get a little gold man but she did get a Lego one: Streep poses for photos with Lego statuettes at Sunday's Academy Awards alongside American Sniper star Bradley Cooper and director Clint Eastwood. |
