Harry Potter's Bonnie Wright Shares Happy Relationship News

Moviegoers fell in love with Bonnie Wright for her portrayal of Ginny Weasley in all eight of the "Harry Potter" films. Her time on set inspired her to also work behind the camera. "I got this amazing look into the film world," she told People. "I was so interested in not just the role as an actor but also just all the other incredible things that made the films what they are. I was so exposed to just attention to detail, to craftsmanship, and just the quality of work was really what set me up. It made me just know that stuff can be made really well, to strive for that and work harder at your craft."

Wright is also an author. During the pandemic, she wrote "Go Gently: Actionable Steps to Nurture Yourself and the Planet," which is set to be released in April 2022. "It's a basically a kind of lifestyle-home book about sustainability, and what we can be doing at home, as we will spend so much time there," Wright explained. She also runs her own website and YouTube channel, sharing everything from recipes to lifestyle tips geared towards sustainable living.

It's a passion she has shared with her love, Andrew Lococo. The couple live in San Diego with dog Billy and cats Frank and Hugo. Composting and gardening are a big part of their lifestyle (per US Weekly). And now the two have shared some big news on social media.

Bonnie Wright shared some big news with her Instagram followers: She married her boyfriend, Andrew Lococo. "Yesterday was the best day of my life thanks to my husband!!" she posted with a photo of their wedding rings. Her "Harry Potter" costars soon responded with their well-wishes. "Congratulations B xx," Tom Felton, who played Draco Malfoy wrote, while Scarlett Byrne Hefner, who portrayed Pansy Parkinson, offered "Congratulations to you both!" (via E! News)

According to US Weekly, the actress was previously engaged to her former "Harry Potter" costar Jamie Campbell Bower from 2011 to 2012. She went Instagram official with Lococo in September 2020, with the two initially in a long-distance relationship before she moved from Los Angeles to San Diego. "Andrew and I had been going back and forth between these two cities for a long time," she explained in a recent YouTube video, "so we were ready to live in the same place. So this is Andrew's house, which is now our house."