The singer/actress, who is also known by her stage name Buzzy Lee, exchanges wedding vows with his fiance in front of family and friends in a Jewish ceremony.
- May 21, 2022
AceShowbiz - Sasha Spielberg is now a married woman. Nearly five months after getting engaged to her boyfriend Harry McNally, the daughter of "West Side Story" director Steven Spielberg finally tied the knot with him.
The singer/actress, who is also known by her stage name Buzzy Lee, exchanged wedding vows with her fiance last week in a Jewish ceremony. In pictures and videos shared on Instagram Story, the couple was seen wearing matching white outfits for their big day.
In one of the clips, Sasha and Harry were seen stomping on a champagne glass while everyone shouted, "Mazel tov!" to them as they shared a kiss. Another video, on the other hand, showed the two walking out of the church, greeted by their friends and family waving sparklers.
After exchanging "I do", the newly-weds partied up with guests. There is footage of the lovebirds dancing to Cheryl Lynn's "Got to Be Real", Diana Ross' "Upside Down" as well as Dua Lipa's "One Kiss".
Sasha and Harry got engaged on New Year's Eve. Announcing the pair's engagement was Harry's father Keith McNally on January 3. Sharing a photo of the duo, the restaurateur gushed, "When Harry (McNally) Proposed to Sasha (Spielberg) on New Year's Eve She……..said Yes!"
Sasha met Harry after she broke up with her previous partner. "I went through another breakup during Covid," she said whe speaking to BlackBook. "Then I met truly the love of my life [who] I'm with now."
"The intimacy of getting to know someone during Covid, and I hope it's the same intimacy getting to know a record, that's what it's been like for me. You have no distractions," the musician added. "There's nothing around you except that person."
Sasha and Harry have also collaborated professionally with the singer crediting the visualizer video for her song "High on You to Harry". He also serves as the director of her Tiny Desk concert for NPR over the summer in the childhood bathroom.
