Good Morning America's Will Reeve Marries in Miami

When Will Reeve married Amanda Dubin this weekend in Miami, the Good Morning America anchor was surrounded by more than just family. His entire television family showed up to celebrate.

Robin Roberts, Lara Spencer, Sam Champion, Gio Benitez, and other GMA personalities gathered Saturday to witness Reeve, 33, and Dubin, 29, exchange vows. Spencer shared her joy on Instagram, writing that the TV family came together for "the most precious and perfect wedding."

The couple announced their engagement in November 2024 and immediately shared their excitement with the world. "Friday was the happiest night of our lives and we can't wait to spend forever together," they said in a joint statement.

Roberts posted a photo with her wife Amber Laign, captioned simply "Ready to celebrate Amanda & Will" with a ring emoji. Benitez called it a "magical night celebrating a magical couple" on his Instagram Story.

Dubin playfully hinted at her own upcoming wedding in early January, sharing photos of herself and Reeve attending friends' weddings throughout 2024. Reeve replied in the comments: "A million weddings and guess what? We rocked em all."

Sunny's Take

The celebration feels especially meaningful given Will's journey. His father, Christopher Reeve, the iconic Superman actor, died in 2004 after a horseback riding accident left him paralyzed in 1995.

Will recently filmed a cameo for the new 2025 Superman film directed by James Gunn. When he first saw actor David Corenswet in the full Superman costume on set, the moment caught him off guard. "I look up and I go, 'Oh, wow. That's Superman.' Who, of course, I associate with my dad," he shared on GMA.

Now Will has found his own happy ending, surrounded by people who became family through shared morning broadcasts and countless stories told together. The weekend proved that chosen family shows up just as powerfully as blood relatives.

Love won this weekend in Miami, and the whole Good Morning America crew was there to witness it.