Steve Martin’s Low-Key Marriage to Anne Stringfield: A Closer Look

• Steve Martin married writer Anne Stringfield in 2007.
• The couple shares a passion for Aboriginal Australian art.
• They have a daughter and prefer to keep their family life private.

Steve Martin, well known for his roles in films such as “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles,” has a private life. In 2007, he married writer Anne Stringfield, whom he met while she was working as a fact-checker at The New Yorker. The ceremony was held at the couple’s Los Angeles home, which was kept secret until guests arrived, including Tom Hanks and Diane Keaton.

Stringfield, a Davidson College alumnus and former New Yorker contributor, is reserved in public. The duo is passionate about Aboriginal Australian art and will be exhibiting pieces in a 2019 exhibition. Despite Martin’s celebrity, the couple has kept their family life, including the birth of their daughter in 2012, relatively quiet.

Stringfield made a rare appearance at the American Film Institute Life Achievement Award presentation in 2015, where Tina Fey joked about her likeness to the star’s wife. The pair navigates the spotlight with elegance, cherishing their own sanctuary in the midst of Martin’s brilliant job.

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