Jon Hamm Explained Why He Decided To Marry Anna Osceola After Saying He Doesn't Believe In Marriage

Jon Hamm just tied the knot — but he wasn't always a fan of the idea of marriage!

Over the weekend, Jon and his now-wife Anna Osceola said "I do" after about two years of dating and just a few months after announcing their engagement.

The fact that the couple made things official may come as a surprise to some fans, considering Jon was previously vocal about having no desire to get married.

"My parents got divorced when I was 2 and never remarried. So, it doesn’t mean anything to me," Jon reportedly shared in an interview with Playboy in 2012.

He continued, "I don’t mean to say that it shouldn’t mean things to other people. I’m not judging it one way or another. It’s just my experience."

It's clear Jon had a change of heart over the past decade, recently explaining why he decided to marry Anna.

"[Marriage] is the thing that leads to the next thing of life, and that’s what I hope — and it’s the journey, and it’s exciting," he said on the Table for Two with Bruce Bozzi podcast.

He later shared, "This is the exciting part of life, and it’s a signpost and a signifier of the next chapter and phase."

Jon added that he feels that being able to call each other husband and wife will add deeper meaning to their relationship.

"Ideally, it gives you and your partner a sense of stability and comfort and an identifying capacity that is better, deeper, richer than ‘it’s my girlfriend’ or ‘my boyfriend’ or what have you," he shared.

As for the next step in the couple's life, Jon shared that welcoming children was still "TBD."

You can hear all that Jon had to say here.