Jon Hamm, 55, has been married since 2023 to his wife Anna Osceola, who is 17 years younger than him.
The two will both become first-time parents soon enough, as reported by DailyMail.
They romantically met on the set of the Mad Men finale in 2015, however, they didn't solidify their relationship until 2020 before tying the knot three years later.
Slow and steady wins the race and the two made it to the finish line, and now it's time to learn all about Anna and their strong bond below.
Who is Anna?
© Getty Images for DisneyAnna is originally from Massachusetts, however, she moved to California to give acting a full shot.
Her first role was in the movie Not Another High School Show in 2007, and next, she appeared in NCIS, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and In Plain Sight.
© The Hollywood Reporter via GettyDuring Mad Men's concluding episode, Anna portrayed a receptionist at the retreat that Jon's character regularly goes to.
Their first red carpet appearance took place during the Oscars afterparty in 2022 and the rest was history.
Jon and Anna's collaborations
© Taylor HillBesides sharing the screen in Mad Men, the two also appeared in Confess, Fletch in 2022.
In 2026, Anna was seen in Jon's Your Friends & Neighbors series.
What has Jon said about their relationship?
© Getty ImagesJon proudly shared that the couple completely support one another through all of life's phases, especially when it comes to the irregular world of acting.
He revealed: “You're in it, it's your life, and so you wake up and you deal with what comes at you. That's certainly the case with us. The funny thing about this career is that there's no rule book. You really have to lean on one another for their support and for any kind of advice," per People.
Jon's take on approaching his relationship with Anna
© GettyThe duo may make their bond appear effortless, but Jon put in the personal work by regularly attending therapy to deal with his past traumas, which led him to be ready for his milestone steps with Anna.
In 2022, he revealed on The Howard Stern Show that losing his mother when he was only 10 caused him to not have emotional "availability and vulnerability."
He explained: "It's only been in the last couple of years, me kind of sitting down and really thinking about all that stuff, that's made the relationship that I'm in now even more meaningful, and opened up the possibility of things like being married, having kids, defining a new version of happiness, life, wellness... It sounds hokey and whatever, but it's real and it's — for [lack] of a better word — it's what I'm working for."
