The Truth About Keanu Reeves and Alexandra Grant Wedding Photos

AI Photos Spark Marriage Speculation

In the age of artificial intelligence, seeing is no longer believing. Recently, social media was flooded with what appeared to be wedding photos of Keanu Reeves and his partner, artist Alexandra Grant. The AI-generated images, showing the couple in wedding attire and flaunting matching rings, quickly went viral and sparked widespread speculation that the beloved duo had secretly tied the knot.

The digital rumors were intensified by an "exclusive" report from RadarOnline, which cited unnamed sources claiming Reeves, 61, and Grant, 52, had married in Europe during the summer. This combination of convincing fake photos and insider reports led many to believe the happy news was true.

Grant and Reeves Rep Set the Record Straight

Despite the convincing nature of the images and reports, the wedding bells were not actually ringing. A representative for the "John Wick" star provided a clear and direct denial, stating this week, "It is not true. They are not married."

Alexandra Grant also took to social media to personally address the swirling rumors. On Wednesday, she posted an authentic Instagram photo of her and Reeves sharing a real kiss at artist James Turrell’s Roden Crater. Her caption left no room for doubt: “This is a real photo. Not an engagement photo or an AI wedding announcement ... simply a kiss!”

A Cautionary Tale About Fake News

Grant, who is also Reeves' longtime friend and collaborator, used her post to thank fans for their well-wishes before firmly clarifying, “Except we didn’t get married.” She then issued an important warning to her followers about the dangers of misinformation in the digital age.

“Good news is much needed these days, but it’s still fake news, so be careful out there!” she wrote, highlighting how easily fabricated content can be mistaken for reality.

Inside Their Inspiring Partnership

While they may not be married, "The Matrix" star and Grant share a deeply inspiring relationship. In a 2023 interview with People, the Los Angeles painter and sculptor shared how their partnership has positively influenced her work. “I had a studio visit a few years ago, and this very kind, very high-level person said, ‘I can see that your work has gotten happier,’” she recalled.

Though the couple maintains a private life, Grant recently praised Reeves on Instagram for his “hard work and dedication” in his Broadway debut in “Waiting for Godot.” Her heartfelt message celebrated his performance and underscored the genuine, supportive, and creative partnership they share, far away from any AI-generated fantasies.