Newlywed Josh Radnor on the Best Thing About Being Married: 'I Like the Mornings and I Like the Nights' (Exclusive)

Mar. 15, 2025

Josh Radnor in March 2024.Photo:Theo Wargo/Getty

Theo Wargo/Getty

Josh Radnoris loving newlywed life!

While attendingThe Center at West Park’s 2nd Annual Fall Benefit in New York City on Nov. 14, the actor, 50, opened up about being married to his wife,Jordana Jacobs.

“It’s fantastic. I love it. I love it,” Radnor told PEOPLE exclusively. “I know you’re supposed to say that, but I actually love it.”

As for his favorite part of being married, theHow I Met Your Motheralum said, “I like the mornings and I like the nights.”

“I mean, we sometimes don’t see each other during the day because of work stuff, so I love waking up together and then reconnecting at the end of the day,” he added. “And we keep saying, ‘Let’s catch up. We need to catch up,’ so we’ve been doing a lot of that.”

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Jordana Jacobs and Josh Radnor.joshradnor/Instagram

joshradnor/Instagram

Radnor and Jacobs, who is a clinical psychologist, wed earlier this year at the Cedar Lakes Estate in Hudson Valley, N.Y.

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“I got married! Two weeks ago. In a light blizzard. It was an incredible overwhelming snowy bliss-filled weekend," Radnor captioned the carousel of images, which featured the newlyweds kissing amid a wintry background.

“So grateful to so many people I love for making the trip to @thesistersofcedarlakes to be with us. To @forgedinthenorth for the extraordinary pictures. But most of all to Jordana. I can’t believe my great good fortune that I get to call this extraordinary woman my wife,” he added.

Josh Radnor in November 2024.Jason Mendez/Getty

Jason Mendez/Getty

The second annual Fall Benefit raised funds to support The Center at West Park, which is a nonprofit performing arts center “committed to diversity, accessibility, affordability, and equal access,” per itswebsite.

“I think a society without art is not much of a society. I wouldn’t want to live in one that didn’t have art in it,” Radnor tells PEOPLE. “And I think art is not just entertainment — it’s how we stand up to power, it’s how we look at ourselves, it’s how we know who we are and what we care about, and how we argue in a civilized way.”

source: people.com