Is Kristen Stewart Married?

The Short Answer: Yes, Married to Dylan Meyer

Yes — Kristen Stewart is married. She and Dylan Meyer married on April 20, 2025 — Easter Sunday — at Casita Del Campo, a Mexican restaurant in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles. The ceremony was intimate but not tiny: about 170 guests attended, including Ashley Benson and her husband Brandon Davis. The couple obtained their marriage license in Los Angeles County on April 15, five days before the ceremony.

Meyer, 39, is a screenwriter and director — and, as of 2026, Stewart's most important creative partner. She wrote and directed The Wrong Girls, in which Stewart stars as Frankie; Stewart has called the film's journey inseparable from their marriage. "I got married. My wife made her a movie. I starred in it. I made my movie. We went to Cannes," Stewart said, describing 2025 as the "craziest year" of her life.

Stewart, born April 9, 1990, broke out as Bella Swan in the Twilight saga before reinventing herself as one of her generation's most respected actors (Spencer earned her an Oscar nomination) and now a director. Meyer is the daughter of Oscar-nominated screenwriter Nicholas Meyer.

The April 2025 Wedding: Tacos, Not Tuxedos

The Stewart-Meyer wedding was famously unconventional — exactly what you'd expect from Kristen Stewart. Instead of a ballroom or a vineyard, the couple chose Casita Del Campo, a beloved Mexican restaurant in Los Feliz. Instead of traditional bridal gowns, Stewart wore a gray miniskirt with a short-sleeve blouse and white shirt underneath, finished with black shoes and tousled blonde hair. Meyer wore an off-white minidress with a sheer top and satin skirt, accessorized with black loafers, black socks, and a long black bow in her ponytail.

The vibe was relaxed: guests enjoyed music from two DJs and food including sushi bars, according to People. TMZ, which broke the news with photos of the ceremony, showed Stewart placing a ring on Meyer's finger and the couple sharing their first kiss as a married pair.

The wedding's timing was pure Stewart-Meyer: they married in between shooting Meyer's film and its post-production, just a week before traveling to Cannes for Stewart's directorial debut, The Chronology of Water. As Meyer later reflected, the period was "electric and sometimes overwhelming" — a wedding, two films, and Cannes in the span of weeks.

Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer: Relationship Timeline

Meyer's first impression of Stewart is now legend: she told People she initially thought the Twilight star was a "deadbeat" who had been "miscast" as a teen idol — "She's such a deadbeat like me... She's been miscast" — meant entirely as a compliment about how different the real Stewart was from her public persona.

Family Plans: Frozen Eggs and Future Kids

Stewart and Meyer have been open about wanting children. The couple has frozen their eggs — Stewart has joked about the "annoying things" they've done to keep the option open. Stewart told Rolling Stone: "I don't know what my family's going to look like, but there's no way that I don't start acquiring kids... I really want that to happen."

She has also been candid about her fears: the Spencer star admitted she is "scared" of the idea of giving birth because she dislikes feeling out of control. As of October 2026, the couple has not announced a pregnancy — but the intention is clearly on the record.

Their family, for now, is built around creative partnership. Meyer directed Stewart in The Wrong Girls; Stewart directed her own debut while married; they attend premieres together (hand-in-hand at the LA premiere of The Chronology of Water). It is a marriage of two filmmakers at parallel career inflection points — and they have described the overlapping chaos of 2025–2026 with evident joy.

Married Life in 2026: Two Directors, One Household

As of October 2026, Stewart and Meyer have been married for about a year and a half — and Meyer says it still feels new. Reflecting on the wedding in an August 2026 interview, she noted: "Now we've been married for a year and a half" — said with the slight disbelief of a couple whose wedding was wedged between film shoots.

Their 2026 has been defined by The Wrong Girls, Meyer's feature project that Stewart championed from an early draft she first read back in 2013 — before they were even a couple. That the film finally reached theaters in 2026, with Meyer directing and Stewart starring, closes a loop that began when they were just colleagues who thought each other was "rad."

For the "is Kristen Stewart married" question, the answer as of October 2026 is an unambiguous yes — married to Dylan Meyer since April 20, 2025, in a ceremony as unconventional as the bride. The Twilight years feel like another lifetime; the current chapter is about two married filmmakers building a career — and eventually a family — together. (The photo above shows Stewart at a Los Angeles premiere, where she now routinely appears with her wife.)

From Twilight to Director: Stewart's Decade of Reinvention

Kristen Stewart's marriage to Dylan Meyer is the personal capstone of a decade-long professional reinvention. Cast as Bella Swan at 18, Stewart spent her early twenties as the most photographed young actress in the world — and then systematically dismantled that image. She worked with arthouse auteurs (Olivier Assayas, Kelly Reichardt), earned an Oscar nomination for playing Princess Diana in Spencer (2021), and came out publicly, becoming one of Hollywood's most visible queer stars.

Meyer entered the picture as that reinvention matured. They met as colleagues in 2013–2015, reconnected as peers in 2019, and built a relationship between two filmmakers rather than between a star and a civilian. That dynamic — evident in how they speak about each other's work — distinguishes this marriage from Stewart's earlier high-profile relationships. With Meyer, Stewart is not the more famous partner managing a power imbalance; she is half of a creative team.

The directorial chapter cements it. In 2025–2026, both women directed features: Meyer with The Wrong Girls, Stewart with The Chronology of Water. They premiered work at Cannes within weeks of their wedding. As of October 2026, the marriage's public face is not red carpets but editing rooms and premiere Q&As — two directors who happen to be married, building the second acts of their careers in tandem. For an actress who once said fame made her feel "miscast," the role of wife and creative partner appears to be the one she was actually waiting for.

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