Josh Mankiewicz wed on May 16, 2016. He married Ahn Tu Dan, the owner, and CEO of a Los Angeles-based home health care company, who is a recent bride.
Her business offers a variety of services, including ostomy and enteral care, occupational and speech therapy, IV and infusion therapy, physical therapy, and wound care.
They said their vows at Mark Thompson’s house, an old friend of Josh’s who is now a Universal Life Minister after retiring as a newscaster. Here is a photo of the couple’s charming wedding as well as a link to the lovely post where they told their love story.
We don’t know the specifics of the wedding, but the real juicy information isn’t about the wedding itself, but rather how they met in the first place. Speaking of the wedding, he received a lot of support from his Twitter followers.
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On August 20, 2016, exactly three months after getting married in a small ceremony, a fan using the handle @born2run58 wished the couple a good married life. Similar to how one fan described his wife as “lovely,” another fan, @Shoningphoto, congratulated him on his marriage.
After the wedding almost three years ago, Josh and his life partner have still been supported by his followers. The married couple received Claudia Anderson’s congratulations on their second wedding anniversary in May 2017.
Despite his straight marriage to his wife Ahn, he has continued to face gay charges. Josh, on the other hand, chose not to directly address the charge.
The least romantic setting imaginable—waiting in line for TSA—is where the pair first met. Josh was fortunate to be placed next in line to her in 2009, contrary to the belief that anyone may discover love in one of the most uninteresting areas. Nytimes.com quotes him as saying,
“This gorgeous woman was in front of me.” I was fixated on her. She was unaware. We finally began to converse. Actually, she spoke first and I followed.
Josh ultimately decided to give her his business card. Additionally, he had peeked at the tag on her bag and as soon as he could, looked her up online.
Unfortunately, he was unable to locate the specific “Ahn Tu Dang” he was looking for. He remarked, “I was very certain that I would never hear from her and that what I had done was foolish and overconfident.
On the other hand, Dang had looked up to Josh and was concerned that his fame as a “Dateline” correspondent would indicate that he has an ego. However, she made the decision to call him after around four weeks. She said, “I figured I’d give it a chance and see what happens.”
