A Timeline of Alexandra Daddario and Andrew Form's Relationship

Arguably one of the few good things to come out of the pandemic is Daddario and Form meeting on an empty New York City street in 2020. Touching on the chance encounter, the "White Lotus" actor explained to Vogue, "He was also on a walk, and we passed each other downtown. He turned back and said 'hi' just as I was turning around to glance back at him. I laughed and said 'hi,' and then we both laughed about how we were the only two people on what is normally an incredibly busy street, and he asked if he could take me to dinner."

Daddario went on to explain that she took him up on his offer, though the two wouldn't have the date until after he returned to New York from Europe for a work trip.

Weeks later, upon his return, they had a casual date in the hotel where he was staying. "It was peak COVID and because he was a guest — one of three in the whole hotel — we had our first date by the fire in their downstairs living room," Daddario revealed.

Daddario and Form dated quietly for months before taking their relationship public and making it Instagram official. In May 2021, the actor shared a black-and-white picture of the two embracing. "It was dark and cold and rainy today, a terrible combination, and it didn't make it warmer to wrap him up in my arms but it did make it all seem lovely and nice and joyful," she captioned the snap.

Just a few short months after sharing their relationship with the world, Daddario and Form made their red carpet debut at the LA premiere of "The White Lotus" in July 2021. The two were photographed looking happy, with Daddario smiling ear to ear while gazing at him. In an Instagram post celebrating the event, Daddario shared a picture of the two along with the caption, "The only things I want touching my body are @dolcegabbana and Andrew Form."

By September 2021, Daddario and Form celebrated a huge milestone and bought a house together. According to Dirt, the couple purchased a $7.3 million mansion in the Hancock Park section of Los Angeles. The home was built in 1927 and previously owned by "Shameless" and "ER" creator John Wells.

Speaking with Women's Health in 2022, the "True Detective" actor revealed that one of her favorite at-home activities is playing chess with Form. "It's our version of a night out at the club. . . . We're gonna get a little wild, open a bottle of wine, and fight over chess," she shared.

In December 2021, Daddario casually announced on Instagram that she and Form were engaged. She wrote, "The absolutely most wonderful man, you handle nonsense, loss, life, difficulty, people, with grace and compassion. You're a loving father, funny, hard-working, honest, introspective, sexy, kind and sensitive- you've made room on some of the prime real-estate wall space for pictures of Levon, a dog you never even met. You've allowed the two knuckleheads (who aren't as good as Levon, shhh) endless space in our home, and I love hearing you from upstairs talking to them when you don't know anyone is listening. You've taken the worst moments of my life and soothed them, just knowing that you existed when they happened makes my heart fuller and more pieced together."

She continued: "Right now I am looking at all the giant packages of gluten-free Oreos you surprised me with. It's so many Oreos, it makes me laugh. I love how we have been chastised and separated by flight attendants on multiple international flights because we are like teenagers. Why does it all feel so different? This is the love they talk about in poems and Ed Sheeran songs. Andrew- you are the greatest, most formidable love of my life. I couldn't be luckier."

Daddario also shared pictures from a photo shoot showing off her engagement ring.

In an interview with People in February 2002, the "Baywatch" actor told the outlet, "It feels so exciting. . . . But mostly it just feels very peaceful. I feel very at peace with him and very happy, and I just feel very lucky."

Daddario and Form's engagement only lasted six months, because in June 2022, the two said "I do" at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, as reported by Vogue. The ceremony was short and sweet, Daddario explained.

"We said vows, cried, and Andrew's children were his groomsmen and ring bearers. We wanted to keep the ceremony itself short so people could have a dose of love and then get back to the music and catching up," the actor said. After the ceremony, guests were led through New Orleans's iconic French Quarter to the reception at Bar Marilou, where they enjoyed cheeseburgers and dancing throughout the night.