Chad Michael Murray's Real-Life Dating Story
Chad Michael Murray, known for his roles in A Cinderella Story, Freaky Friday, and the TV show One Tree Hill, made a notable return to film in 2025 with Freakier Friday. Beyond his acting career, he recently shared the surprising way he asked his wife out, revealing a bold and unforgettable line.
Meeting Sarah Roemer
Murray has been with actress Sarah Roemer for over ten years. They married in September 2014 and have three children together. Their relationship began while working on the Crackle series Chosen, which featured actors Milo Ventimiglia, Brandon Routh, and Rose McGowan.
The Bold Opening Line
"I highly recommend that most men don’t use this line on women when asking them out, especially if they are already dating someone else, but hey, Murray knew he had to shoot his shot."
This daring approach marked the start of their romance and has clearly worked out well for the couple.
Murray's Reflection on Dating
Despite the confident story, Murray admitted in an interview with Cosmopolitan that dating was challenging in earlier years. During his Cinderella Story days, he described feeling "incredibly hard" pressed by insecurities, from his teeth to how he came across to others.
"I had far more insecurities than you could imagine."
Summary
Chad Michael Murray's journey from insecure young actor to confident partner highlights the unpredictable nature of love and the power of taking a bold chance.
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