Harold Koplewicz: Last News

Emma Stone and her fiancé, Dave McCary, reportedly tied the knot, according to People. The couple were initially set to exchange vows earlier this year. However, the coronavirus pandemic forced them to postpone their nuptials.Stone, 31, prompted wedding speculation in May when she made a virtual appearance on Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine series.

Page Six, with a source telling the publication that they have ‘definitely tied the knot’.Emma and Dave were said to have planned to marry in March, but had to postpone the ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic.It comes after the two had both been spotted wearing matching gold wedding bands on their ring fingers while out and about earlier this month.They also sparked marriage rumours in May when Emma, 31, was seen sporting the same band while chatting to Reese Witherspoon on the Hello Sunshine show.She had also dropped a further hint when Dr Harold Koplewicz later made an appearance and spoke about marriage.He said: ‘If you marry an anxious man, you’re going to have to know me the rest of my life.’Emma then replied: ‘Thankfully I didn’t

Emma Stone and her fiance Dave McCary are reportedly married.

Emma Stone and her fiance Dave McCary are reportedly married.

Emma Stone has been sparking rumors that she’s married after she was spotted wearing a new ring while in quarantine!

Already a wifey? Emma Stone has fans convinced that she secretly said “I do” to her fiancé Dave McCary.

Emma Stone has sparked rumours she’s secretly married to her SNL writer fiancé Dave McCary.

Emma Stone has left people convinced that she's secretly married her beau Dave McCary.

Emma Stone and Reese Witherspoon have teamed up to offer tips and advice to people struggling with anxiety issues during the coronavirus lockdown.

Emma Stone joined Reese Witherspoon and Child Mind Institute President Dr. Harold Koplewicz to talk about and raise awareness for the 17 million American children struggling every day with a mental health or learning disorder, and to help their families get the help they need to navigate unprecedented challenges during the COVID-19 crisis.