Robert Pattinson hints he has secretly married Suki Waterhouse

Robert Pattinson hinted during the premiere of The Drama that he and Suki Waterhouse were secretly married. Photo / Getty Images

Robert Pattinson appears to have hinted that he and Suki Waterhouse married in secret.

The British actor, 39, made a cryptic remark about his relationship with his model partner, 34, while appearing alongside Zendaya at the premiere of their new relationship movie, The Drama.

He and Zendaya were asked about the biggest secret they had ever kept. Pattinson, who attended the event with Waterhouse, said amid renewed rumours that they may have quietly got hitched, “It’s the same one that you have.”

Zendaya, who is at the centre of rumours that she has secretly married partner Tom Holland, said about her biggest secret: “Nothing that comes to mind.”

Pattinson and Waterhouse were first linked in July 2018 and became engaged in December 2023, according to a source cited by People.

They welcomed their first child, a daughter, in March 2024.

Rumours about their relationship status intensified in January 2025 when Sharon Stone referred to Pattinson as Waterhouse’s “husband” during the American Heart Association Red Dress Collection Concert.

Waterhouse did not publicly respond to the comment at the time.

A source previously told People: “They both want to be married. It’s important for them.”

Waterhouse, also an actress and singer, who starred in the movie Daisy Jones and The Six, announced her pregnancy in late 2023.

The Drama, produced by A24, is scheduled for release in cinemas on April 3.

Pattinson rose to international prominence with his role as Edward Cullen in The Twilight Saga, becoming one of the most recognisable actors of his generation.

After the vampire franchise’s success, he moved towards independent cinema, earning critical acclaim for performances in films such as Good Time and The Lighthouse.

He later returned to other blockbuster roles, starring as Bruce Wayne in The Batman.

He has worked with a range of directors across genres, building a reputation for balancing mainstream success with more experimental projects in independent film.