Jodie Foster has enjoyed a formidable career in Hollywood since childhood, starring in Disney classics like the original Freaky Friday and Candleshoe in the 1970s. But her career spanned far beyond that of a typical child star — Jodie would go on to receive Academy Awards for her starring roles in The Accused (1989) and Silence of the Lambs (1992,) and was nominated for Taxi Driver (1977) and Nell (1995.)
Over the years, she’s been honored with three Golden Globe awards, a Cecil B DeMille Award, an Emmy Award, and that’s not to mention the dozens of other awards and nominations she’s received. In 2016, she was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Most recently, she starred in the fourth season of True Detective: Night Country, which premiered in January 2024.
Behind the scenes, she’s been married to Alexandra Hedison since 2014. And though the couple is known to be extremely private, they recently made a rare red-carpet appearance together at the 2024 Golden Globe Awards.
Find out more about their marriage below.
Though she’s since given up the pursuit, Alexandra is an actress in her own right. She appeared in popular TV series in the 1990s, including Lois & Clark, Silk Stalkings, LA Firefighters, and Melrose Place. More recently, she appeared in The L Word in multiple episodes between 2006 and 2009.
In 2024, her short documentary short documentary Alok was accepted by Sundance. The couple collaborated on the project, with Jodie serving as executive producer.
Jodie’s wife is best known for her outstanding work as a fine art photographer. According to her Wikipedia page, her work can be found in both private and public art collections across the globe, and in galleries and museums in multiple locations in America and Europe. Together, the couple co-chaired the Hammer Museum’s 14th annual Gala in the Garden in Los Angeles in 2017.
