Rachel Luna/WireImage Ricky Schroder, who's known for his work on TV'sSilver SpoonsandNYPD Blue, has reason to celebrate. The former child star hasmarried Julie Trammel, a theater actress, according to a post that both shared on social media. Bob Riha Jr/Getty Photos show the couple grinning while wearing wedding attire and holding hands on a beach. They tied the knot July 9 in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, according toTMZ. Trammel captioned it with a Bible verse, "Wherefore they are no more twain, but one flesh. What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder - Matthew 19:6." And Schroder commented below, "I didn't want the evening to ever end...so I married you." EW has reached out to Schroder's team for comment. The couple announced they were engaged in July 2024, also on social media. She posted footage of herself playing the 1971 Bill Evans song "What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?" on the piano. That one she captioned, "I'll be doing mine with Ricky." At the time, Schroder shared the post on his Instagram Story, adding, "I love Julie," perPEOPLE. She had first put him on her social media six months before that, the magazine noted. Sign up forEntertainment Weekly's free daily newsletterto get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. Schroder, 55, was previously married to Andrea Schroder, with whom he shares four adult children, for more than two decades. She filed for divorce in 2016. The actor was on the sitcomSilver Spoonsbetween 1982 and 1987, and went on to appear in theLonesome Doveminiseries in 1989 and its 1993 sequel. His other credits include three seasons of the gritty police dramaNYPD Blue, stints onScrubsand24, and the movieCrimson Tide. But he hasn't acted in almost a decade. He's said that he's done with acting, which he first did in 1979Jon VoightmovieThe Champ. He had decided to leave Hollywood and move to Colorado, he toldFox News Digitalin February 2024. He said he would tell his younger self, "Don't lose sight of the Lord. Because in Hollywood, it's easy to lose sight of the Lord there." Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly
