The 'Black Widow' actor, who married the 'Smile' singer in Las Vegas in 2020, additionally gushes over being a stepfather to his wife's two young daughters, Ethel and Marnie.

• Jul 10, 2021

AceShowbiz - David Harbour is glad he married Lily Allen in Las Vegas last year (2020), because now he has someone he can tell everything.

The "Black Widow" star admits he never knew how much he missed a confidante in life until he started dating the British singer.

"I'm so grateful that I'm not alone anymore, and that I have someone that I can tell everything to and who can tell me everything," he tells People. "We can share this experience of walking through life together. I'm always so overcome with gratitude for that, because I've been alone for most of my life."

David also loves the fact he's now a stepdad to Lily's two daughters, Ethel, nine, and Marnie, eight, revealing they all recently took a great family road trip together.

"It was from Atlanta to New York in the brand-new Dodge Charger stick shift that we bought - with the kids complaining the whole way about how there was no legroom," he laughs.

"And we all recently went to a Gay Pride event at the Brooklyn Museum, and I decided to heavily embarrass my stepdaughters with some horrible dancing. I was the only one on the dance floor!"

Meanwhile, David recently revealed he has Lily's daughters to thank for convincing him to propose to the "Smile" hitmaker.

Marnie and Ethel described David as "just some guy in our lives," and the actor was so keen to prove himself to the youngsters that he asked Lily to marry him.

He said, "We were riding around [at the] beginning of the pandemic and we were riding bikes out in the country trying to figure out what we were gonna do for the next year or however long it was going to take... and the little one was riding along and she was going like, 'David, dad, David, dad.' Because the D got her confused. And the older one got very upset with that, which I understand. She was like, 'He's not our dad! He's not our dad!' And then the younger one was like, 'Well what is he? He's kind of our dad'... She's like, 'He's just some guy in our lives!' "

To put a stop to any "emotional fallout" the two children might have suffered, David popped the question. He added, "I was like, 'I need to marry this woman.' "