A modern family Star Jesse Tyler Ferguson appeared on CBS. Secret Celebrity Recovery to redecorate the farmhouse of his longtime friend Kevin Cahoon. The episode aired on August 13, and featured her husband, Justin Makita.
It was recently announced that Jesse Tyler Ferguson will also star in the Broadway revival of Richard Greenberg. take me out With Jesse Williams and Patrick J. Adams.
Last year, Ferguson and Makita had their first child, Beckett Mercer. The baby shower in February 2020 was reportedly attended by several stars, including Jessie’s A Modern Family co-star Sarah Hyland and Sofia Vergara.
Who Is Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s Husband Justin Makita?
Justin Nathaniel Makita was born on 10 September 1985 in Tarzan, California, USA. She is a lawyer and producer who got engaged to Jesse Tyler Ferguson in September 2012 after reportedly being in a relationship for two years.
The couple married on July 20, 2013, in Manhattan. Their wedding was hosted by award-winning playwright Tony Kushner. Angels in America known as).
The couple co-owns the platform TieTheKnot.org, which they advocate for LGBTQ+ civil rights and portray community weddings and fight for equal rights by marital status.
Justin was also a producer for Makita. Welcome to Chechnya (2020) I Lips Together, Teeth Apart (2020). He is also the co-founder of Thread Experiment, reportedly the first home bedding brand designed exclusively for men.
The 35-year-old also survived cancer. He was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 1997 when he was just 14 years old.
In an interview with 2019 Movemem, shared by:
“I’m also a cancer survivor. I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s disease when I was 14. However, the journey that followed and my struggle with PTSD and the lifelong effects of going through that experience at such a young age that much more difficult. He was.”
He has been an actor/producer with Jesse Tyler Ferguson (45) for over ten years.
2019 saw Justin Makita. HRC Americans for Equality Act Awareness Campaign Short video. She and Jesse Tyler Ferguson also appeared in the hit video Taylor Swift LGBTQ+ Support Songs You Gotta Calm Down (2019).
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