Jenna Fischer Engaged
Jenna Fischer, of the NBC comedy The Office, got engaged to boyfriend Lee Kirk on June 30th while the couple was vacationing in Europe.
Jenna and Lee have been together since January of 2008, but didn’t go public with their relationship until they attended the Emmy Awards together in September of 2008.
At that time Fischer described Kirk as “my super-cute boyfriend”.
This is the first marriage for Kirk and the second marriage for Fischer, who divorced director James Gunn in July of 2007.
Jenna and Lee have not yet announced a wedding date.
Good luck to the happy couple!
Julie Wein
Who’s taking bets on how long this Hollywood marrige will last? I hate to sound sarcastic, but I don’t have faith anymore that any of them will last. LOL. But in the meantime, yeah, absolutely, I’m happy for Jenna!
I really like Jenna Fischer. I wish them the best
I try to give these couples the benefit of the doubt if they don’t seem like drama kings and queens, which jenna and lee don’t.
You’re right, they sure don’t.
They make a cute couple. Best wishes for them
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