What happened today in history?

In 2015, actors Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith finalized their divorce after 19 years of marriage. Their relationship, marked by love and collaboration in Hollywood, faced challenges but demonstrated deep mutual respect, especially for their daughter, Stella.

In 1976, Elizabeth Taylor married John Warner, a noted politician, marking her seventh union. Though they enjoyed a glamorous life, challenges led to their divorce in 1982. Their relationship remains a captivating part of Taylor's complex love narrative.

Crown Prince Philippe of Belgium married Mathilde d'Udekem d'Acoz in a splendid ceremony in Brussels in 1999, marking a historic moment for the Belgian monarchy and symbolizing love rooted in tradition.

In 2006, tennis star Chris Evert divorced alpine skier Andy Mill in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, citing irreconcilable differences, ending a chapter in their high-profile athletic romance.

In 1941, entertainer Milton Berle married actress Joyce Matthews. Their wedding was a glamorous affair, but marital strains led to a divorce in 1947. Berle later remarried in 1949, leaving behind a captivating legacy in Hollywood history.

On this day in 1952, actor Jean-Paul Belmondo married his first wife Élodie Constantin. Their union coincided with Belmondo's rise in French cinema, capturing both romance and the cultural essence of his time.

In 1973, NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle married activist Carrie Cooke. This union not only celebrated their personal commitment but also reflected their influential roles in sports and social advocacy, marking a significant moment in American history.

Bram Stoker 1878 Novelist Bram Stoker (31) weds Florence Balcombe (20) in Dublin, Ireland