Noah Kahan is a married man! The "Forever" singer tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in Vermont with his longtime girlfriend. Kahan is choosing to keep her identity a secret.
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"We can confirm that Noah Kahan married his partner in an intimate ceremony in their home state of Vermont on August 23rd," a representative for Kahan says in a statement, per People. "On behalf of the couple, who greatly value their privacy, we respectfully ask that no additional details, photos or video be shared publicly unless they choose to do so in their own time."
It's unclear when Kahan proposed. But in the liner notes for his 2022 Stick Season record, Kahan praises the unknown woman.
"To my fiancée, you're the air I breathe, you are everything and whatever is left after that," he writes (via Billboard). "I could spend the rest of my life thanking you for getting me through this, and I promise I will. I love you to the moon and back."
Noah Kahan Duets With Kelsea Ballerini
Kahan is a successful pop star, but he has also had success in country music, thanks to Kelsea Ballerini. Kahan joins Ballerini on "Cowboys Cry Too," a Top 10 song from her 2024 Patterns album.
"I'm such a fan of Noah, that whole record," Ballerini says (via People), speaking of Stick Season. "He is so willing to just be so open and vulnerable."
"And so I texted it to him, and he was like, 'I love writing about this concept of men being vulnerable and not being scared to go there. And can I just have a couple weeks on the road to work on a verse?' And I was like, 'Absolutely.'"
Together, the two finished the song, along with Ballerini's frequent collaborator, Alysa Vanderheym.
"I was so grateful because he didn't round any edges," Ballerini boasts of Kahan. "He was like, 'Here's my story, here's my perspective.' And I was just like chill bumps on chill bumps. I was so grateful."
Ballerini and Kahan were nominated for a Grammy for "Cowboys Cry Too," for Best Country Duo/Group Performance. The trophy ultimately went to Beyoncé and Miley Cyrus, for "II Most Wanted."
