Grant Shaffer Bio Reveals: From Birthday & Age To Gay Husband Alan Cumming
Quick Information
- Date of Birth Jan 27, 1965
- Age 59 Years, 10 Months
- Nationality American
- Birth Place San Francisco, California, United States
- Profession Graphic Artist
- Relationship Status Married
- Husband/Spouse Alan Cumming (2007- Present)
- Divorce/Split Not Yet
- Gay Yes
- Net Worth Not Disclosed
- Ethnicity/Race White
- Hair Short
- Hair Color Blonde
- Eye Color Light Brown
- Lesbian No
- Children/Kids Not Yet
Grant Shaffer and his actor husband of 11 years, Alan Cumming renewed their vows among his star-studded group of friends in 2012’s civil ceremony in New York.
The San Fransisco native is best known for his collaborative work with singer/songwriter Beyoncé and movies such as Zoolander; and Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.
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Grant, who celebrates his birthday on 27th January, was born in 1965 in San Francisco, California but later moved to the East Coast at the turn of the century, chasing his artistic inspiration.
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Grant is also an artist, whose work as an illustrator and an artist have featured him on numerous daily papers namely The New Yorker and Interview Magazine as well as in children’s books.
The 53-year-old multifaceted artist has managed to ‘bag’ some industry heavyweights under his belt – working with the likes of pop queen Madonna and the late great King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
A closer look at the artist’s website will reveal his knack for photography as well. To an untrained eye, his work as a photographer may illicit indifference, but a detail observation will reveal a depth and explosive composition.
As a storyboard artist, his catalog includes works on films such as Closer; Angels In America; Charlie Wilson's War; and many more. Besides illustration and photography, Grant has contributed by working as a graphic designer as well.
In his lovelife, he started dating actor Alan Cumming in the year 2005. After dating for almost two years, the gay couple tied the knots at the Royal Naval College in London. The guests attending the wedding described the ceremony as ‘straight off of a fairytale.’
Previously, Grant's husband Alan was with his high-school sweetheart Hilary Lyon, whom he married after graduating. Their relationship lasted for eight years before parting ways. She has since then turned actress and is married with two kids.
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Grant's Husband Alan Cumming Is Tony Award Winning Actor
Alan Cumming is one of the most celebrated actors of the modern era, who has conquered acting both on stage and on screen. Among his best stage performances were in Hamlet, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, Bent etc in London theatre, The Bacchae on the National Theatre of Scotland and his Tony-award-winning performance as Emcee in Cabaret on Broadway.
His on-screen oeuvre is as colorful as his on-stage oeuvre, with the acclaimed shows like The Good Wife, The Runaway, Doctor Who etc. For The Good Wife, he was nominated for two Screen Actors Guild Awards, two Primetime Emmy Awards, and a Golden Globe Award. In his most recent venture, Alan appeared in the 11 series of the Doctor Who, as King James.
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Among his film appearances are British drama Prague, Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut, the second installment of X-Men series, X2.
Renews Wedding Vows With Non-Monogamous Husband Alan Cumming In 2012
Tony-award winner Alan and his husband, Grant renewed their vows in 2012, five years after their initial wedding in 2007. At the eloquent procession held in New York, the gay couple was surrounded by their family and close friends.
Grant and his gay husband joyous during renewal marriage held in New York in 2012 (Photo: dailymail.co.uk)
Alan then took the happy news to Twitter and shared it with his fans and followers. He tweeted that 'I just got married.'
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Speaking on monogamy after the ceremony, the newly-wed Alan claimed that he didn't believe in a monogamous relationship. He said:
“I don’t believe monogamy is feasible.”
As surprising as those comments were, if one were to follow the LGBTQ community, one would learn non-monogamy is a common practice among the group.