Jim Carrey has quietly married his longtime girlfriend Min Ah, trading the red carpet for something considerably smaller and far more private. The actor, 64, exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony in Los Angeles — the third marriage of his life.
The bride is a Los Angeles-based actress and artist who also goes by Minzi. The couple have been seen together since 2022, though they kept the relationship out of public view for years before stepping into the spotlight as a pair.
Going Public at the César Awards
That moment arrived in February in Paris, where Carrey was honored at the César Awards. The French ceremony handed him an honorary award, and he used his time at the microphone to acknowledge the woman beside him, calling Min Ah a “sublime companion.” He also addressed her directly: “I love you, Min Ah,” Carrey said.
It was a family affair in Paris, too. Carrey and Min Ah were joined at the ceremony by his daughter, Jane Erin Carrey, 39, and her teenage son, Jackson — a reminder that the actor’s romance had already been folded comfortably into his family life well before the wedding.
A Romance That Started Quietly
Long before the French award show and the flashbulbs, the two were photographed leaving an event in Los Angeles together in 2022. There was no announcement, no joint interview, no carefully staged rollout — just a pair of people walking out of a venue side by side.
That low-key approach has held. The Los Angeles wedding was small and private, in keeping with a relationship that has unfolded largely away from the usual celebrity machinery. For an entertainer whose career was built on maximum volume — rubber-faced, full-body, nothing-held-back comedy — the romance has been strikingly understated.
Third Marriage for the Comedian
The ceremony marks the third marriage for Carrey, who previously wed his “Dumb and Dumber” co-star Lauren Holly.
Min Ah’s own work spans acting and art, and she is based in Los Angeles — the same city where the couple have been spotted together and where they have now made it official.
From Pet Detective to Honorary Award
Carrey’s path to a Paris honorary trophy runs through one of the most unlikely star-making vehicles in modern comedy. Director Tom Shadyac brought him to prominence with “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective” in 1994, a performance so elastic and so loud that it effectively rewrote the job description for a leading man in a studio comedy.
What followed was a run of screen credits that moved from broad slapstick into drama and back again, the kind of body of work that earns an actor a tribute award on a European stage decades later. Shadyac himself eventually shifted from comedy to drama, directing the legal drama “Brian Banks,” which reached theaters in August 2019.
For now, the details of the wedding itself are sparse by design. What is clear is the arc: a couple seen together since 2022, a public debut at the César Awards in February with his daughter and her teenage son in tow, a speech in which Carrey told Min Ah he loved her in front of a room full of French film royalty — and then a small gathering in Los Angeles, where the two became husband and wife.