“Silver Spoons” star Ricky Schroder will get remarried at 55

Ricky Schroder, who's recognized for his work on TV's Silver Spoons and NYPD Blue, has cause to have fun.

The previous little one star has married Julie Trammel, a theater actress, in keeping with a put up that each shared on social media.

Pictures present the couple grinning whereas sporting wedding ceremony apparel and holding palms on a seaside. They tied the knot July 9 in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, in keeping with TMZ.

Trammel captioned it with a Bible verse, "Wherefore they’re no extra twain, however one flesh. What due to this fact God hath joined collectively, let not man put asunder – Matthew 19:6."

And Schroder commented under, "I didn't need the night to ever finish…so I married you."

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EW has reached out to Schroder's workforce for remark.

The couple introduced they had been engaged in July 2024, additionally on social media. She posted footage of herself enjoying the 1971 Invoice Evans tune "What Are You Doing the Remainder of Your Life?" on the piano. That one she captioned, "I'll be doing mine with Ricky."

On the time, Schroder shared the put up on his Instagram Story, including, "I really like Julie," per PEOPLE.

She had first put him on her social media six months earlier than that, the journal famous.

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Schroder, 55, was beforehand married to Andrea Schroder, with whom he shares 4 grownup kids, for greater than twenty years. She filed for divorce in 2016.

The actor was on the sitcom Silver Spoons between 1982 and 1987, and went on to look within the Lonesome Dove miniseries in 1989 and its 1993 sequel. His different credit embrace three seasons of the gritty police drama NYPD Blue, stints on Scrubs and 24, and the film Crimson Tide.

However he hasn't acted in nearly a decade. He's stated that he's performed with performing, which he first did in 1979 Jon Voight film The Champ.

He had determined to depart Hollywood and transfer to Colorado, he instructed Fox Information Digital in February 2024. He stated he would inform his youthful self, "Don't lose sight of the Lord. As a result of in Hollywood, it's straightforward to lose sight of the Lord there."

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