American Singer Jonathan Knight Quietly Marries Longtime Partner Harley Rodriguez
Image: Harley Rodriguez and Jonathan Knight. Images: Instagram
American singer Jonathan Knight recently revealed that he had quietly married his longtime partner, Harley Rodriguez. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight (ET), the New Kids On The Block singer said he and his partner had tied the knot privately during the pandemic.
The pair have yet to celebrate the nuptials with friends and family, however, the singer has confirmed that “it’s coming.”
The pair have been together since 2008 and engaged since 2016, with the aim of getting married in 2021. They had even competed together on the 26th season of Amazing Race. Knight explained his vision of the wedding to People last year.
Wedding On The Farm
“We were going to get married on the farm this year under a tent and then have the ceremony in our barn,” he said.
“We had everything lined up: the caterers, the entertainment. We were going to get married under candlelight. And then that all just stopped.”
After the Covid-19 pandemic halted their plans, Knight admitted to People that he had considered eloping due to having to wait a while. The pair have taken on each other’s last names, with their social media changing to Jonathan Knight-Rodriguez and Harley Knight-Rodriguez.
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Farmhouse Fixer Returns
His marriage isn’t the only thing the singer is celebrating. Knight announced the return of his HGTV show called Farmhouse Fixer. Based in Massachusetts where the pair live, the show has Knight working with designer Kristina Crestin as they renovate farmhouse-style homes.
Knight happily shares his passion for fixing up homes on social media.
“I would post on Instagram pictures of projects I did, and fans would always ask me, ‘what is your other job besides the New Kids?’ and I just think it’s so great to be able to showcase what I do, and people can watch,” he said to ET.
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