Every claim should show its work.

Identity facts begin with Wikidata and the Wikipedia API. These are used as factual reference points, not copied prose. Biographical summaries on this site are independently written and link to the relevant Wikipedia article for readers who want that background.

Confidence labels

Confirmed means a marriage, engagement, or a relationship confirmed on the record by one of the people involved, such as in an interview, official statement, or verified public post. Widely reported means at least two reputable outlets reported the same claim, but the people involved did not publicly confirm it. It is always labeled as reported rather than confirmed. Rumoured means the link appeared only in entertainment or gossip coverage, or was denied by one of the people involved. It records that a rumour was reported, not that it is true.

Sources

Source links appear with each relationship. We prefer official statements, direct interviews, and established news organizations. Gossip outlets, forums, fan sites, and competitors’ databases may help identify a question to check, but they are never cited as proof of a Confirmed or Widely reported relationship. They may be cited on a Rumoured entry to show where the rumour was reported.

Photos and attribution

Portraits come only from Wikimedia Commons under public-domain, CC BY, or CC BY-SA licenses. Each image is stored locally in resized WebP form and retains a visible author, license, and Commons file-page credit. When no suitable image is available after documented searches, the site shows the person’s initials instead of a photo.

Corrections and removals

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