‘I Think It’s Pretty Clear’ (Exclusive)

The actor seemingly confirmed he had married Holly at the 2024 Governors Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday, November 17, when he called her his “wife.”

It looks like the wedding bells have rung for Nicholas Hoult and Bryana Holly.

The actor seemingly confirmed that he had married his longtime girlfriend at the 2024 Governors Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday, November 17, when he called her his “wife.”

And in a new interview with PEOPLE, the 34-year-old says about whether he and Holly, 31, had tied the knot: “I think it’s pretty obvious.”

“I feel like it comes out honestly in my comments,” he added, speaking about his partnership with Heineken to kick off the Formula 1 Heineken Silver Grand Prix of Las Vegas this Saturday, November 23.

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Hoult got the rumor mill spinning when he talked to him E! News on Sunday about Holly’s scared reaction to his upcoming horror movie Nosferatu.

‘Afterwards I remember having my wife’s nails printed on my hand’ The Great alum said, “I was like, ‘Oh my god, this was tense.’ “

Hoult and Holly, a model, have been together for almost eight years and share two children: son Joaquin, 6, and a second child born in 2022, whose name and gender have yet to be revealed.

In December 2023, Holly made a rare social media post about her boyfriend, sharing a carousel of loved-up photos with the couple in honor of their seventh anniversary.

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Although the couple is fairly private about their relationship and children, Hoult says he’s looking forward to his family’s “customary traditions” this holiday season.

“Just eating and hanging out… and hopefully seeing some good movies and enjoying that time of year,” says the Juror #2 actor. “Play some games.”

Speak with E! News On Sunday, Hoult said: “I play a very stupid game where you have to roll dice and if someone gets a six, he has to put on oven mitts, a hat and a scarf, and then get a knife and fork and try to eat… as much as they can enjoy (a) chocolate bar before the next person in the circle rolls a six.”

“It’s a fun game,” he added of the tradition.