The 100 Costars Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley Have Tied the Knot in a Secret Wedding!

Published on June 8, 2019 at 10:39 AM

NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 06: Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley speak onstage at the WBTV Panel Block: The 100 panel during New York Comic Con at Jacob Javits Center on October 6, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images for New York Comic Con

The wedding bells have rung for The 100 costars Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley! Eliza, 29, revealed to fans via Twitter that she secretly tied the knot with her 34-year-old beau. "Recently I married my best friend and soul mate @WildpipM," she wrote on Friday. "We are very happy and ask that you keep your comments kind and respect our privacy at this time." She also shared a sweet close-up of them holding hands — with their gorgeous rings in plain sight — as she clutched a beautiful bouquet of flowers against her lace ivory wedding dress.

Bob also took to Twitter to share his excitement. "It is with such a full heart that I call @MisElizaJane my wife," he announced to fans. "This is something we both cherish very deeply and are beyond happy. Please remember to be respectful and kind to one another. Be well be kind."

Eliza and Bob have starred on The CW show since its first season in 2014, playing the characters Clarke Griffin and Bellamy Blake, respectively. Their characters have never shared a romantic relationship in the series, but they do have a fandom that's been wanting them to get together for a while. It might not have happened on the show, but a real-life love story is definitely better. Congrats to the happy couple!

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