Who is Christina Applegate’s husband? He is the Dutch musician Martyn LeNoble, and their marriage is a long-lasting one.
LeNoble has remained steadfastly at Applegate’s side throughout her many health issues. She was diagnosed with breast cancer. She has praised him in interviews, describing his devotion to her. Applegate recently revealed on Jamie-Lynn Sigler’s MeSsy podcast that she was misdiagnosed with MS and doesn’t actually have the disease. However, she continues to deal with health problems.
“I haven’t gotten better, Jamie,” she said. “If anything, I’ve gotten worse. So I’m back at square one where I don’t know what’s going on with me. That’s going to be an online investigation that my doctors are going to be getting into just to find out what has been going on since 2021,” said Applegate, who uses a cane and has spoken openly about her health challenges.
Throughout those challenges, her husband has remained at her side.
Christina Applegate Called Her Husband Martyn LeNoble Her ‘Rock’
In a 2019 cover story for People, Applegate opened up about her then-boyfriend, saying he was a person “who loves me from head to toe.”
She said that he makes her feel “beautiful,” and told the magazine, “He’s been a friend for about 13 years. Our relationship gets stronger and stronger. I’m really lucky.”
“I’m very grateful to Martyn for coming along at a time that he did because he’s been my rock through all of this,” Applegate added. “He gave me something to really want to live for and something to smile about.”
According to People, the pair “got engaged in 2010 and wed in 2013,” but they had been friends for years. They have a daughter together. She was born in 2011. Christina Applegate is on Instagram, but she keeps her family life pretty private, focusing on her book.
They have a daughter together named Sadie, who is now 15-years-old.
Martyn LeNoble Is a Musician Who Was Born in the Netherlands
LeNoble opened up about his life in an interview on the Thelonious Monster site.
“I’m really lucky, my parents always had a great music collection,” he explained in an interview. “I grew up in a time when punk rock really came up so my parents always had those records around.”
He came to the United States from the Netherlands in 1989 with $75 in his pocket, according to that interview. Over the years, he has played in many bands, including Thelonious Monster, Too Free Stooges, Jane’s Addiction and The Cult.
Rolling Stone once described him as “a gaptoothed Dutchman with an engaging accent reminiscent of Christopher Walken doing the Continental on Saturday Night Live.”
In 2023, he wrote on Instagram, “I’ve changed. I like quiet and nature. With that being said, I will be following my passion for wildlife and will not be part of the upcoming tour. I wish my brothers Perry, Pete and Stephen the best. I’m truly grateful for every moment I spent with them. Most importantly, thank you to all of you for all of the amazing support and memories.”
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