Julianne Moore Celebrates Son Caleb’s Wedding

Julianne Moore has a new reason to celebrate: her son Caleb Moore Freundlich has married his longtime partner, Kibriyaá Morgan, after nine years together.

The Oscar-winning actor announced the family milestone on Instagram on October 12, sharing footage of the newlyweds making their way down the aisle as guests cheered. Her message was brief and exuberant, making the public reveal feel less like a formal celebrity announcement and more like a proud parent’s joyful update.

A college romance reaches the aisle

Caleb and Morgan began dating while they were students at Davidson College in 2017. They became engaged in August 2024, seven years into their relationship, and had been openly counting down to the wedding in social-media posts over the past year.

Caleb, 28, shared additional moments from the celebration, including the couple’s first dance to Allen Stone’s “Bed I Made.” He also reposted a family embrace with Moore, his father, filmmaker Bart Freundlich, and his younger sister Liv. Another glimpse showed the bride and groom beside an espresso martini tower.

The wedding brings together a relationship that developed largely outside the usual Hollywood spotlight. Caleb releases music under the name Caleb Moore, while Morgan works in media. Their story has occasionally appeared on family social accounts, but the ceremony itself remained personal, with the details emerging through posts from the couple and their relatives rather than a red-carpet rollout.

Moore’s family takes center stage

Moore and Freundlich, who married in 2003, share Caleb and Liv. The actor’s wedding video quickly drew congratulatory responses from friends, including Reese Witherspoon and Jessica Capshaw, adding a small touch of Hollywood to a moment centered on the couple.

No wedding location or complete guest list was disclosed in the consulted reports. What is clear is the timeline: a Davidson College romance, a 2024 engagement and a ceremony in 2026 that Moore could not wait to celebrate publicly.