Meet Mark Ruffalo's Wife, Sunrise Coigney

Actor Mark Ruffalo and his wife, Sunrise Coigney, have been together for much of his career. The pair met in 1998, four years after he made his film debut in 1994's horror flick, "Mirror, Mirror 2: Raven Dance." When Ruffalo first crossed paths with Coigney, he lived inside a garage, though that did not sway his soon-to-be-wife from getting to know him. After just two years of dating, they tied the knot in June 2000 and have remained together since. After walking the aisle, Ruffalo and Coigney began growing their family, welcoming son Keen in June 2001, daughter Bella Noche in May 2005, and another daughter, Odette, in October 2007. While Coigney is a staunch supporter of her husband's career, she has also enjoyed her own success.

Coigney became an entrepreneur by launching her retail store, Sunny's Pop, which carried antiques, keepsakes, and other unique finds. The Narrowsburg, New York boutique operated for six years, closing its doors for good in April 2023. Before opening her brick-and-mortar business, Coigney also dabbled in acting, with appearances in several productions, such as 2001's "100 Centre Street" and "Campfire Stories," followed by crime thriller "In The Cut," in 2003, with Ruffalo having a starring role in the movie. These days, it appears that Coigney is focused on their family, though while attending the 2024 Academy Awards, she showcased just how much she is still invested in Ruffalo's performances.

Coigney said Poor Things is her favorite Ruffalo role

Mark Ruffalo and his wife, Sunrise Coigney, posed together on the 2024 Oscar's red carpet. While speaking with Julianne Hough for People, the former actor praised her husband's performance in "Poor Things." The film was nominated for 11 Oscars, with Ruffalo earning a nod for Best Supporting Actor. According to Coigney, his role as Duncan Wedderburn is one she holds dear to her, telling the outlet, "It's probably my favorite thing I've ever seen him do."

Ruffalo is also happy with the film's outcome, which landed him his fourth Academy Award nomination to date. He starred alongside Emma Stone, who was also nominated for Best Actress for portraying the lead role of Bella Baxter. Ruffalo believes Stone and director Yorgos Lanthimos helped make the production a positive one, also telling People, "They're a beautiful team," he said. "They're such great creative partners and they created such a safe space for us to all be really daring and have a lot of fun and be great." Coigney may not be the most active in Hollywood these days, but as Ruffalo continues to take on groundbreaking films, his supportive wife will surely be by his side.