Leighton Meester Reveals Why She and Adam Brody Chose Not to Have a Big Wedding

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It’s likely that Leighton Meester doesn’t view her relationship with Adam Brody with the same iconic perspective as many others might.

As a die-hard fan of both Gossip Girl and The O.C., it might seem like Leighton Meester and her real-life partner, who were characters in those shows, have a high-profile relationship. But to us, it’s quite the opposite – it’s surprisingly understated. One reason for this is our preference for a more intimate wedding ceremony, which reflects the quiet nature of our bond.

In both professional engagements and personal life, she has found herself in roles where she has donned elegant attire, hit the target, and recited lines. However, she doesn’t wish for these experiences to seem staged. Instead, she aspires for an atmosphere of intimacy and privacy,” she recently shared with Bustle.

Meester and Brody – parents of a daughter and son – exchanged vows secretly in a 2014 wedding ceremony, preferring to maintain privacy regarding their personal affairs.

Later on, the actress who played the “Good Cop/Bad Cop” role made it clear that, as a performer, she values attention, but this isn’t what primarily drives her decisions in her private life.

The concept of Blair Waldorf from “Gossip Girl” and Seth Cohen from “The O.C.” actually having a real-life romance seems like it could be a beautiful love story. For instance, consider the viral video where Brody kissed Meester after winning Best Actor in a Comedy for “Nobody Wants This” at this year’s Critics Choice Awards as an illustration of such an unexpected but charming union.

Even Erin Foster, the mastermind behind “Nobody Wants This“, which showcases Brody and will additionally include Meester in season two, shares this sentiment. “They are both recognized as modern symbols of their generation,” she said to Bustle, “and the thought that they somehow formed a relationship off-screen and started a family left many people astonished.

Yet, their shared existence appears to be less complicated, with Meester prioritizing her family over new acting assignments.

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Their life together seems uncomplicated as Meester always keeps her family at the forefront before accepting new acting roles.

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Meester’s life with them is simpler because she puts her family first, even when considering new acting ventures.

She clarified that there are many things she hasn’t done because her priority is being with them. She dislikes being separated from them and acknowledges that many people might feel the same, but she finds it particularly difficult. However, if it’s a matter of great importance, she would find a way to make it work. Still, she emphasizes that she wouldn’t leave her family for an extended period. She has a well-organized approach to her life and career, carefully considering job opportunities, while ensuring that other aspects of her life are also well-balanced.

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2025-05-29 05:24