The star of the popular '80s
sitcom "Who's the Boss?", married his partner Wil Tabares on Thursday at
a sunset beach ceremony in Dana Point, California.
The couple, who reside together in Las Vegas, got engaged in April
2013 after being together for a year. Pintauro, who came out as gay in
1997, reportedly works now as a restaurant manager. Wil works as an
entertainer and casino employee at the Cosmopolitan hotel."Everything went off without a hitch," Pintauro, 38, tells Us Weekly. "The wedding was terrific and everyone was so happy to be there. We had fun! ... We went into it with no stress or worries or cares, except to have a good time."
Pintauro and Tabares set up a personal wedding website
where they live streamed their Thursday nuptials. The site says that
friends and fans will be able to watch the wedding video online soon.
The ceremony will reportedly stream again Friday night from 6:30-7:30
p.m. PT. The newlyweds also posted a few photos from their wedding to
social media.
Danny played Jonathan Bower on ABC's "Who's the Boss?" from 1984 until 1992. The show co-starred Judith Light, Tony Danza, Alyssa Milano, and Katherine Helmond. On Friday, Wil shared a few thoughts about tying the knot with the former child star.
"I sit here now reflecting back on yesterday's events and now I can see why everyone gets excited about getting married," the post began.
"It was a magical experience and
one that I will never forget for obvious reasons. My friends and family
were there as well as Dan's and I can't thank each and every one of them
enough for coming out to support us on our most important day together
so far. I gave a quote to US Weekly where I said that this is 'One small
step for man, one giant leap for Equality!' and I stick to my belief.
We didn't get married for any political reasons, we got married because
we love each other and want to spend the rest of our lives together. I
can't see any other reason why we shouldn't be allowed to that legally.
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