10 Rare Glimpses We've Gotten of Ed Sheeran and Cherry Seaborn's Romance

Updated on Sep 1, 2020 at 1:05 PM

It isn't hard to tell that Ed Sheeran is head over heels for his wife, Cherry Seaborn. The pair first announced their engagement in January 2018, and Ed later confirmed that they got married in his song "Remember the Name." Aside from writing a few songs about the 28-year-old, including the wedding-worthy "Perfect," the two recently welcomed their first child together, a baby girl named Lyra Antarctica Seaborn Sheeran.

Although they have been pretty private about their romance since they began dating in September 2015, they have given us a few glimpses of their love from time to time. Whether they're photobombing Taylor Swift at her Fourth of July party or grabbing a drink with Calvin Harris in Las Vegas, it's clear that these two make a "perfect" pair. See their sweetest moments ahead.

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When Ed Lent Cherry His Shoes After Her Heel Broke

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When They Weren't Shy About Showing PDA

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When They Took a Romantic Helicopter Ride

When They Had the Best "Photobomb of the Year"

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When They Went For a Sweet Stroll

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When They Couldn't Hide Their Smiles

When They Announced Their Engagement

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When They Shared a Kiss in Ibiza

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When They Cozied Up at a Sports Match

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10 Rare Glimpses We've Gotten of Ed Sheeran and Cherry Seaborn's Romance

When Ed Lent Cherry His Shoes After Her Heel Broke

When They Weren't Shy About Showing PDA

When They Took a Romantic Helicopter Ride

When They Had the Best "Photobomb of the Year"

When They Went For a Sweet Stroll

When They Couldn't Hide Their Smiles

When They Announced Their Engagement

When They Shared a Kiss in Ibiza

When They Cozied Up at a Sports Match

When They Kicked Off 2020 With a Romantic Vacation in Italy

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