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Rise of same-sex marriages in Hollywood

Inside Hollywood same-sex love stories

By Muskan Khan |
Inside Hollywood same-sex love stories
Inside Hollywood same-sex love stories

By 2025, gay marriage is not just a legal breakthrough in most locations, but a constantly expanding constituent of the Hollywood heart and soul. Not only are celebrities and public figures celebrating their unions but also using them to make a change, representation, and acceptance.

10 years of equality

According to People magazine, June 26, 2025 will be the 10th anniversary of the Obergefell v landmark of the U.S. Supreme Court. Hodges decision. Celeb couples whom got married as a result of that decision like Beanie Feldstein and Bonnie-Chance Roberts, Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne, and Jonathan Bennett and Jaymes Vaughan, looked back at how marriage equality has changed their lives.

Spoken with interviewee couples were the reasons why legal protections, societal validation, and eventually being able to address one another as wife or husband are so crucial.

New Hollywood gay unions among homosexuals

The queer community in Hollywood is still thriving and present. Among the stars:

In 2025 Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer got married in Los Angeles in a small ceremony. Stewart has been an outspoken person regarding her sexuality, and now she is a role model to young artists who are trying to find their identity and fame.

Already one of the most popular queer Hollywood couples, Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor keep inspiring with their long-lasting relationship and the unwillingness to adhere to the prescribed standards, which allows proving that love is not always in the headlines.

Even with Ben Platt and Noah Galvin, who tied the knot in 2024, continue to be the beacon of hope and change, particularly among gay youth who can identify with the stage.

Development and legal advances

Cultural change is overtaking legal change. For example: On January 23, 2025, marriage equality in Thailand came into effect that legalized same-sex marriage.

Not only this gave the same status of law to couples but it also permitted joint adoption, which tremendous in Asia.

According to the Metro Weekly, it has been revealed that the same sex marriages in the U.S have over doubled since Obergefell, with more than 823,000 same-sex married couples currently, most of whom have children. 

Future prospects and problem

Even though there is an opening of doors through marriage equality, there are still gaps. The dominant mainstream depictions continue to contain fewer examples of queer people of color and trans and non-binary relationships. Even in some places, legal warfare is still to jeopardize rights that are already established.

To most people in Hollywood, same-sex marriage is no longer a mere symbol, but a reality. It is a question of legal equality, of course, but it is also a question of being seen, of being counted, of being freely loved in the world.