Jon Hamm and Anna Osceola are reportedly taking their romance to the subsequent degree. On Feb. 27, People confirmed that the pair are engaged after two years of courting. No different particulars in regards to the couple’s engagement are identified at the moment, and neither has commented on their newest relationship milestone. Reps for the “Mad Men” costars didn’t instantly reply to POPSUGAR’s request for remark.
It’s believed that Hamm and Osceola first met on the set of their AMC sequence again in 2015, in accordance with People. However, the couple did not spark courting rumors till the summer season of 2020 after they have been noticed out collectively on quite a few events. Us Weekly confirmed their romance that June and the 2 have been low-key about their relationship ever since.
With the exception of plenty of outings at first of their romance and joint appearances at Hollywood occasions within the final two years, the “Confess, Fletch” stars hardly ever focus on their relationship publicly and each keep off of social media. However, in September 2022, Hamm did inform Howard Stern on his SiriusXM present that he might see himself getting married sometime.
“This is all a part of what I’m saying. This is one other place in my life that I really feel very settled and cozy. I’m in a relationship proper now and it is comfy,” he advised the host, additionally noting then that he is “actually enthusiastic about all that stuff that is made the connection that I’m in now much more significant and opened up the potential for issues like being married, having children, defining a brand new model of happiness, life, wellness.”
“It sounds hokey and no matter, nevertheless it’s actual and for one among a greater phrase, it is what I’m working for,” Hamm added. “What else is there apart from that?”
Not a lot is understood about Osceola’s courting historical past however earlier than his relationship with the actor, Hamm was in a long-term relationship with Jennifer Westfeldt. They then separated in 2015 after 18 years collectively, per People.