Christopher Reeve’s Son, Will Reeve, Marries Amanda Dubin in a Miami Wedding — Details

Andrii Tykhyi

Before guests celebrated with the newlyweds, Will Reeve, son of the late actor Christopher Reeve, revealed one meaningful way he planned to honor his father

Will Reeve’s wedding weekend carried more than the usual joy of a celebration. Surrounded by loved ones and longtime colleagues, the ABC News correspondent took part in a ceremony filled with both warmth and quiet meaning.

While most details remained private, guests offered a glimpse into the atmosphere through photos and videos shared on social media. One personal gesture stood out: Will wore something that once belonged to his father.

Inside the Ceremony

Will tied the knot with Amanda Dubin in a beautiful Miami ceremony on Saturday, January 17, 2026. The wedding, confirmed by People, was attended by several of his ABC News and “Good Morning America” colleagues, including Robin Roberts, Lara Spencer, and Gio Benitez.

Set beneath twinkling lights and surrounded by tropical greenery, the outdoor wedding offered an elegant and intimate backdrop.

Instagram Stories posted by guests revealed a night filled with music, dancing, and personal touches. Handwritten notes placed at each guest’s seat added a thoughtful layer to the celebration.

While not much has been shared publicly in terms of photos or specific details from the wedding, one personal element was revealed in advance by the groom himself. In a March 2025 interview with People, Will revealed how he planned to honor his late father, Christopher Reeve. “I’ll be wearing his cufflinks,” he said.

Christopher, best known for portraying Superman, died in 2004 following complications from a spinal cord injury. Dana Reeve, Will’s mother, passed away in 2006 after a battle with lung cancer.

Though absent in person, the late couple were remembered through quiet, intentional moments.

Before the Wedding

Will and Amanda got engaged on November 8, 2025. They shared the happy news two days later in a joint Instagram post, which featured photos from the romantic proposal and an intimate celebration with loved ones.

One of the photos featured the journalist kneeling and proposing to Amanda against a candlelit backdrop, with a view of the Empire State Building glowing behind them. “Us 🤍,” Amanda simply captioned.

The carousel included images of the couple embracing, celebrating with family and friends, and showcasing Amanda’s engagement ring. A cellist played nearby, surrounded by red roses and white candles, a setting that reflected the warmth and intimacy of the evening.

In a statement to People, Will said at the time, “Friday was the happiest night of our lives and we can’t wait to spend forever together.”

Living His Own Legacy

Years before the engagement and wedding, Will penned an article for Good Morning America in June 2021, reflecting on his childhood, his father’s legacy, and what it meant to find his own path.

As a young boy, Will recalled wearing out the family’s VHS copy of a nature documentary his father hosted. He watched it over and over, fascinated by his dad’s presence on screen. He wrote:

“I fell in love with whales — they became and remain my favorite animal — and dreamed that when I got older, I’d go to see them up close, just like the man on my screen. Better yet, with him.”

Although he dreamed of one day seeing whales with his father, that opportunity never came. Christopher was paralyzed when Will was not yet three and passed away when he was 12.

As a result, they missed out on many of the typical father-son moments: playing catch, learning to drive, prom photos, college visits, and dinners in the city.

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Still, Will found ways to honor his father. On 2021 Father’s Day, he fulfilled that long-held dream by watching whales up close in Alaska. In that moment, he said, he felt his dad’s presence beside him.

In the years after losing his parents, Will struggled with how to honor their legacy.

At first, he believed the best way was to continue everything his father stood for, without separating his own identity from his dad’s. That belief brought a quiet but lasting pressure, as he tried to live up to a legacy admired by millions.

Over time, Will came to see that honoring his father wasn’t about imitation. It was about becoming his own person. He later shared that discovering who you are and living that truth is “the ultimate form of honor.”

Now in his thirties, Will continues to carry forward his parents’ legacy. “But I find peace and strength in the fact that the greatest gift I can give my dad is to keep him in my heart while I follow it wherever it leads me,” he said.

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