Jennifer Meyer and Tobey Maguire have kept their children at the center of their relationship long after their divorce. That family-first approach was visible at a milestone in Hawaii, where Meyer married Geoffrey Ogunlesi, and Maguire took on a central role in the ceremony.
Tobey Maguire officiates ex-wife Jennifer Meyer’s wedding
Meyer and Ogunlesi exchanged vows Saturday at the Four Seasons Resort Lanai. Photos obtained by PEOPLE show Maguire officiating, just weeks after he and Meyer legally ended their marriage. Ogunlesi is the son of Nigerian billionaire lawyer and investment banker Adebayo Ogunlesi.
Maguire and Meyer’s relationship finally reached its closing chapter, ending a legal process that stretched years beyond their breakup. Their romance began in 2003, when Maguire was working on Seabiscuit, and the pair said “I do” in September 2007. By June 2016, however, they had gone their separate ways. Meyer officially filed for divorce in 2020, with Maguire submitting his response in July 2025. On Sept. 21, the couple’s divorce was officially finalized.
Meyer entered this new chapter of her life with plenty to celebrate. She was engaged to Ogunlesi and had given birth to their daughter in May by the time her divorce from Maguire became official. The wedding doubled as a family affair, with her and Maguire’s children, Ruby, 19, and Otis, 17, joining the festivities alongside their baby half-sister.
The star-studded guest list brought plenty of Hollywood wattage to the occasion. Rachel Zoe, Courteney Cox, Kate Hudson and Leonardo DiCaprio attended, with DiCaprio accompanied by girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti. Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Bezos were also among the guests.
Meyer has previously said the split did not erase their friendship. She told PEOPLE they decided early that their children would come first and that neither parent wanted to miss holidays or family celebrations. She praised Maguire as “an incredible father” and “an incredible ex-husband,” adding that Ogunlesi also shares a loving relationship with him.