Monty Lopez, father of Addison Rae, recently married Caitlin Nicole Robbins in Las Vegas after a surprisingly swift two-week courtship sparked at a bar in Louisiana.
The couple exchanged vows at Little Chapel of Hearts, with Lopez, 49, declaring, “I do,” on Saturday.
In an interview with TMZ, Lopez revealed he hadn’t informed anyone, including his daughter Rae, of his impromptu plans.
“I just followed my heart, and I’ve never been happier. I love this woman!” he expressed to the media on Sunday.
Photos shared by TMZ capture the couple clad in matching Superman shirts, proudly displaying their marriage license and enjoying a light-hearted selfie in an elevator, complete with “Just Married” sashes.
Lopez mentioned that they had been “inseparable” since their initial meeting just weeks ago, and, rather unexpectedly, he proposed without an engagement ring, followed by their quick wedding just 12 hours later.
He has been sharing snippets from their Vegas trip on Instagram, including a lovely view from their hotel, a picture of Robbins in bed, and a meal they shared at Wynn Las Vegas. One standout image features him making a heart shape with his hands against a beautiful sunset backdrop, captioned “10/25/25.”
Meanwhile, a representative for Rae, who had just wrapped up her recent tour in Los Angeles, didn’t respond promptly when asked for comments.
Lopez’s previous marriage to Sheri Easterling began in 2004 but ended a few years later. They share three children: Rae, Enzo, 17, and Lucas, 12, and had briefly remarried in 2017 before separating again in 2022 amid controversy, including accusations from a woman named Renee Ash about misleading her regarding his relationship status.
Easterling has publicly stated, “Having personal matters become public is always difficult and overwhelming for those involved. It’s okay.”
Lopez has a fourth child, a daughter named Macy, from a different relationship. In an update following the twists, he commented on moving forward in life after navigating these complicated situations, emphasizing that his children would always be his priority.
