David Harbour Is ‘So Grateful’ for Wife Lily Allen: ‘I Have Someone I Can Tell Everything to’

David Harbour Updates: David Harbour is a thankfully married man. In this week’s difficulty of PEOPLE, the Stranger Things star, 46, who wed Lily Allen in a low-key Las Vegas rite ultimate September, opens up approximately locating his ideal match.

“I’m so thankful that I’m now no longer by myself anymore, and that I actually have a person that I can inform the entirety to and who can inform me the entirety,” he says. “I continually so triumph over with gratitude for that, due to the fact I’ve been by myself for a maximum of my lifestyles.

“The actor, who performs a Russian superhero in Black Widow, out Friday, has been taking part in his own circle of relatives time with Allen and her daughters: Ethel, 9, and Marnie, 8.

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“It changed into from Atlanta to New York withinside the brand-new Dodge Charger stick shift that we bought — with the youngsters complaining the entire manner approximately how there has been no legroom,” he jokes.

He said: “I’m so thankful that I’m now no longer by myself anymore, and that I actually have a person that I can inform the entirety to and who can inform me the entirety.

“We can percentage this revel in of on foot thru lifestyles together. I continually so triumph over with gratitude for that, due to the fact I’ve been by myself for a maximum of my lifestyles.”

David, 46, has currently been taking part in their own circle of relatives time with Lily and her daughters – Ethel, nine, and Marnie, eight, whom she has together along with her ex-husband Sam Cooper – or even took her own circle of relatives street experience together.

He explained: “It changed from Atlanta to New York withinside the brand-new Dodge Charger stick shift that we bought – with the youngsters complaining the entire manner approximately how there has been no legroom.”

And David is loving his new function as a stepdad.

Speaking to People magazine, he added: “We all currently went to a Gay Pride occasion on the Brooklyn Museum, and I determined to closely embarrass my stepdaughters with a few terrible dancing.