Actor Juno Temple quietly confirmed she is married to Michal Szymanski, revealing the news during an August appearance on Virgin Radio UK’s TFI Unplugged podcast. The disclosure arrives as attention around Temple has increased with the return of Ted Lasso, making the revelation timely for fans following the show’s latest season.
Temple, 37, told the program she “got married” and later clarified the wedding occurred sometime within the past two years. She did not provide a precise date, suggesting the couple chose to keep the ceremony private until now.
The relationship began on the set of Ted Lasso. Szymanski was working as a driver for co-star Hannah Waddingham during the show’s second season, and Temple later asked Waddingham for her go-ahead to pursue him. Waddingham recalled giving her blessing and noted she found him very attractive.
The two formally announced their engagement in June 2024, and Temple’s recent podcast comments imply the marriage followed within the ensuing months. For viewers, the timing of the announcement coincides with renewed publicity around the series: season four returned in August after a three-year gap, and new episodes are being released weekly.
Temple is best known to global audiences as Keeley Jones on Ted Lasso, a role that helped broaden her profile after earlier work on television and film. Her credits include an Emmy-nominated turn in the FX series Fargo, plus appearances in Little Birds and Mr. Corman. On film, she has featured in projects such as The Dark Knight Rises, Black Mass and the recently released Venom: The Last Dance.
Szymanski’s background blends on-camera work and behind-the-scenes roles. He has acted in Polish television — including the series Znaki — and contributed to production on the video game Ghost Warrior 3.
- How they met: On the set of Ted Lasso, where Szymanski was employed as a driver.
- Engagement: Announced June 2024.
- Marriage: Confirmed by Temple on a podcast in August; she said it took place within the last two years but did not give a date.
- Why now matters: The news surfaced amid the promotional cycle for Ted Lasso season four, bringing personal updates from cast members back into the spotlight.
Beyond the personal milestone, the disclosure highlights how cast and crew relationships formed on long-running productions can remain private for years before becoming public. For fans tracking the careers of those involved, it also underlines the renewed cultural moment for Ted Lasso as the series returns to screens and its actors’ off-screen lives attract attention once again.
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