Jennifer Meyer says having her ex-husband, actor Tobey Maguire, officiate her wedding to Geoffrey Ogunlesi was “a little unconventional, but so perfectly us.”
The jewelry designer, 49, married Mr. Ogunlesi, a music executive, on Saturday at the Four Seasons Resort Lanai in Hawaii, People magazine reported, as relayed by Philstar Life. Mr. Maguire, 51, the “Spider-Man” star, presided. The couple’s guests included Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeff Bezos and his wife, Lauren Sanchez Bezos, Courteney Cox and Kate Hudson.
“I genuinely felt like I was floating on cloud nine,” Ms. Meyer told Vogue in remarks reported Thursday by Parade. “I had zero jitters, just pure happiness. Having our three children and our parents walk down the aisle made it even more special.”
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Ms. Meyer and Mr. Maguire’s two children, Ruby, 19, and Otis, 17, attended, along with Ms. Meyer and Mr. Ogunlesi’s infant daughter.
The ceremony came less than three weeks after a Los Angeles court declared the exes legally single, effective Sept. 21, according to court documents. The judgment was filed Oct. 1. The court granted Ms. Meyer’s request to end their marital status separately, so other issues in the divorce remain unresolved, and the two agreed to have a private judge help settle them. They married in 2007 and separated in 2016. Ms. Meyer filed for divorce in October 2020, and Mr. Maguire responded in July 2025.
Photos from the ceremony were published Sunday by TMZ, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Ms. Meyer has long described a close bond with her ex-husband. On a podcast in December 2025, she called Mr. Maguire her best friend. She told People, as relayed by The Celeb Post, that the families “have every holiday together,” that Mr. Maguire is “an incredible ex-husband,” and that he and Mr. Ogunlesi get along.
Mr. Ogunlesi is the son of Nigerian billionaire lawyer and investment banker Adebayo Ogunlesi. Ms. Meyer announced their engagement on Instagram on Aug. 31, 2024.
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