Karl-Anthony Towns has added a wedding band to his ring collection.

The New York Knicks star and Jordyn Woods reportedly got married over the weekend in Malibu, California.

On Sunday, Aug. 16, the New York Post shared photos and details of the wedding. The outdoor ceremony was held under a flowered arch overlooking the ocean. Woods wore a strapless ball gown with a neck scarf and Towns opted for a black suit and bow tie. All of the guests wore black attire.

The publication reported that Towns’ Knicks teammates Josh Hart, Jalen Brunson, OG Anunoby, Jose Alvarado and Miles McBride attended the wedding along with New York superfans Ben Stiller and Timothée Chalamet. The “Marty Supreme” actor’s girlfriend, Kylie Jenner, is a good friend of Woods and was also a guest. Other members of Woods’ close circle shared in the joyous occasion, including Suni Lee and Hailey and Justin Bieber.

Woods’ family friend and business partner, Adam Weitsman, posted a photo to his Instagram stories of himself and Woods’ mother, Elizabeth, at the wedding with the Malibu geolocation tag.

“Came to California to celebrate and attend the wedding of the best couple I know @karltowns and @jordynwoods,” he wrote.

In June, Towns won the NBA Finals with the Knicks, beating the San Antonio Spurs in five games for their first title in 53 years. Woods made headlines after an orange handbag from her own brand became a good luck charm for the team.

Towns and Woods were longtime friends before deciding to date in 2020. The reality TV star helped the NBA player cope with the loss of his mother, who passed away from the coronavirus that year. They both said in a video interview she posted on Instagram in 2021 that the pandemic helped propel their relationship into something romantic.

“COVID came and kind of brought its challenges,” Towns said, “and it kind of forced us to either pick where our relationship was going to go as friends or something more. And we chose the latter.”

The couple shared the news of their engagement via an Instagram post on Christmas Day with the caption “Marry Christmas.”

– Contributing: KiMi Robinson