Matt Bomer and Husband Simon Halls Plan to 'Get Out of Town' and 'Reconnect' for Valentine's Day (Exclusive)

The pair, who share three sons, wed in a private ceremony in 2011

Matt Bomer and his husband have a special plan in mind for this Valentine's Day.

While speaking exclusively with PEOPLE at the SCAD TVFest in Atlanta, Georgia, earlier this week, the Fellow Travelers star, 46, also opens up about how he will celebrate the annual holiday with his longtime love, Simon Halls.

"We're going to try to get out of town, which we haven't been able to do together in a really long time because, thankfully, we've been doing all these kinds of things," Bomer says, referencing his hectic schedule.

"We're going to have a nice moment out of town together, which will be a great way to reconnect amidst all the busyness that's been going on," he continues.

When asked to specify what exactly the couple's celebrations will include, Bomer — who received The Hollywood Reporter's trailblazer award at the festival — adds: "It's a favorite beach spot that we like. It's just easy, not too far from the kids. We have three teenagers now, so you don't want to stray too far from home."

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Bomer has been married to Halls since 2011. The pair wed in a private ceremony with just their "nearest and dearest" in attendance, the American Horror Story actor previously told PEOPLE.

The couple didn't announce their union publicly until 2014, however, when Bomer revealed the news in an issue of Details.

Bomer and Halls, a top Hollywood publicist, share three sons together — Kit, born in 2005, and twins Henry and Walker, born in 2008.

Related: Matt Bomer Says He's Raising His Three Sons in an Intersectional Environment: 'Let Them Find Their Own Way'

Back in 2016, Bomer told PEOPLE that he and Halls take their relationship "one day at a time" and draw inspiration from his grandparents' love.

"[My grandparents] just celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary, so I always look to them and I see how every day they express their love for each other and I try to follow," he said at the time. "They've set a pretty good model for me to follow."

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