Matty Healy and Gabbriette Bechtel Tie the Knot in Los Angeles


The frontman of the British pop‑rock band The 1975, Matty Healy, and his bride, model and punk‑rock vocalist Gabbriette Bechtel, exchanged vows in a low‑profile ceremony in the Hollywood Hills on Saturday.


Their engagement had been announced in 2024 after a nine‑month courtship that began soon after Healy’s brief relationship with pop superstar Taylor Swift ended. The couple chose the former residence of Madonna, a landmark property in Los Angeles, for the wedding.


According to US media reports, the ceremony was attended by a small circle of family and close friends, including fellow pop star Charli XCX. Bechtel, who is the lead singer of the band Nasty Cherry, has also drawn attention for her collaborations with other high‑profile artists.


Some speculations suggested that the wedding’s choice of venue may have been a tribute to the former pop star’s iconic lifestyle, while the presence of celebrity guests highlighted the couple’s high‑profile status in the entertainment industry.


Healy’s mother, Los Vegas star Denise Welch, confirmed the engagement on a podcast, adding to the media buzz.


While the band has announced an “indefinite hiatus” from live performances, the wedding has sparked renewed interest in his personal life. The BBC has reached out for commentary, adding a layer of intrigue to the developing story.


Matty Healy and Gabbriette Bechtel at their wedding