Broadway Stars Announce Engagement
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Broadway veteran Andrew Rannells (The Book of Mormon, Falsettos, The Boys in the Band) has announced his engagement to longtime friend and fellow Broadway star Gavin Creel (Hello, Dolly!, Waitress, Hair).
According to Rannells, he and [Gavin] have always been best friends. "I mean, we were both gay theater kids when we met, and we had both just moved into the city from tiny towns, so, like, how could we not instantly become best friends?!" Andrew laughs. "I guess it's pretty natural, you know, that we started dating."
"And we tried to keep it on the down-low because of the publicity and stuff. Neither of us are active on social media." Creel adds. "And I think the fans will be surprised but not really."
According to BroadwayWorld, Rannells and Creel knew they would go public after Rannells' memoir, "Too Much is Not Enough," was published on March 12. "Gavin's a huge part of the story," says Rannells. "We didn't want people drawing conclusions or spreading rumors that didn't come from us."
"The good part was," says Creel, "because we're known to be really good friends, we could be seen together all the time and like doing really weird things and no one would question it!"
Rannells and Creel performed a duet together at the 2019 Broadway Backwards event to benefit Equity Fights AIDS. In their performance of "Where You Are," the two almost kissed, but didn't, much to the dismay of the audience.
"We're a good pair because he's [Rannells] so eccentric and confident," says Creel.
"And he's [Gavin] like the cutest little baby boy. He definitely keeps me under control!" Rannells adds with a laugh.
When asked about wedding plans, Creel says, "Well for venues, we're looking into it. There's this one really beautiful chapel at USC, but you'll just have to wait and see! It's been so many years, and we're finally doing this. We're just really, really happy."
Andrew Rannells can currently be seen in Black Monday on Showtime. His book, "Too Much is Not Enough," is on the shelves now! Gavin Creel was most recently seen starring in Broadway hit Waitress opposite Sara Bareilles.
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