Weddings
‘The Bachelorette’ Alum Gabby Windey Marries Robby Hoffman in Intimate Ceremony
Just over two years after Gabby Windey ended her engagement to Erich Schwer, her final pick on The Bachelorette, she tied the knot with girlfriend Robby Hoffman. The Traitors star shared the news of her secret wedding on Wednesday, March 5.
“Husband and wife!!” she captioned the post. Along with the date of the nuptials, which actually took place weeks ago, she shared a series of photos.
Windey and Hoffman’s wedding actually happened on January 11, according to the date included in the caption. Windey wore a lacy, long-sleeved, white gown, while Hoffman rocked a white button down and black pants. In Windey’s photo dump, she also revealed how Hoffman proposed with a crossword puzzle that read, “Will you marry me Gabby?”
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In August 2023, Windey came out while appearing on The View. She confirmed she was dating a woman and later revealed Hoffman’s identity via a social media post. The former college cheerleader previously appeared on Clayton Echard‘s season of The Bachelor and made it to his final 3 before being eliminated. She then became the Bachelorette in a joint season with Echard’s other top 3 finalist Rachel Recchia.
Windey chose Schwer at the final rose ceremony and accepted his proposal. After the finale aired, she competed on Dancing With the Stars, and her relationship with Schwer ended during the season in November 2022. Although viewers were shipping a romance between Windey and fellow DWTS contestant Vinny Guadagnino, their friendship never turned romantic.
Now, Windey is starring on Season 3 of The Traitors where she is one of six remaining players hoping to win the game. Hoffman is a writer and comedian, and one day before Windey announced the pair’s marriage, she was confirmed to be starring on Season 4 of Hacks.
Hoffman grew up Jewish and Windey recently revealed that she’s “talked about converting” with her partner. In Windey’s wedding post, she revealed that the couple took part in the Jewish wedding tradition of stomping on a glass at the ceremony.
