Who is Alex Cooper’s Hollywood producer husband, Matt Kaplan? The Call Her Daddy podcast host met her beau on a Zoom call, and tied the knot with him in Mexico in a Danielle Frankel dress

Apr 30 , 2024

Alex Cooper and Matt Kaplan just got married in Mexico; the two initially met on a Zoom call. Photo: @alexandracooper/Instagram

The Call Her Daddy podcast host recently tied the knot with producer Matt Kaplan in Mexico wearing a Victoria Beckham slip dress before the ceremony, and a wedding dress by Danielle Frankel

Kaplan works in the entertainment business, getting his big break with Awesomeness Films, who were behind Netflix movie To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before – now he runs Ace Entertainment

Alex Cooper is officially married!

On April 6, the Call Her Daddy podcast host tied the knot with producer Matt Kaplan in an intimate ceremony in Riviera Maya, Mexico.

The couple’s nuptials were covered by Vogue Australia, which shared all the juicy wedding details. “We weren’t looking to have a formal wedding,” Kaplan told the magazine. “We wanted it to feel relaxed and authentic to us and the location, so from the decor to the festivities it all was very naturally curated.”

“We wanted to choose a destination that was private, romantic, and felt like a vacation for not only us but all of our guests,” added the 2024 Paris Olympics podcast host. “It was really important to us to keep the guest list small so we could be present with each other and the people who we love the most and who have helped us become who we are today.”

Cooper, 29, shared multiple posts from the ceremony on her Instagram account. In one caption she wrote: “I got ready in this Victoria Beckham slip dress with made-to-order Jimmy Choo Elme Ballerina shoes”.

Here’s everything we know about the man she married:

What does Matt Kaplan do for work?

Matt Kaplan and Alex Cooper founded a media company together called Trending. Photo: @alexandracooper/Instagram

According to Elle, Kaplan works in the entertainment business. After working as an assistant at Lionsgate and Blumhouse, he landed a gig at Awesomeness Films (the studio behind Netflix’s To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before) where he eventually became the president of the company, according to the magazine.