 (Reuters) - Hugh Grant, best known for playing bumbling Britons in romantic comedies like “Four Weddings and a Funeral,” has married for the first time, British media reported on Friday. REUTERS/Hannah McKay 
 
 Grant, 57, who has played a string of commitment-phobic characters, married Swedish television producer Anna Eberstein, 39, at a low-key civil ceremony in London’s Chelsea district, photos of the pair printed in British newspapers showed. The Paddington 2 star is also dad to son Felix Chang, 5, and daughter Tabitha Xaio Xi, 6 — his children with ex Tinglan Hong. “I’m not really a believer in marriage,” he told People magazine in 2015. We’ve been staying at my friend’s home while he is away,” she wrote on Instagram at the time. “It’s just lovely to have all that love around. It’s unheard of in my case and they love you and it’s all enchanting.” 
 
 Though Grant has never married, he has been involved in several high-profile relationships, including with Hurley, whom he dated for 13 years before they split in 2000. “I’ve seen very few good examples, maybe five, in my life, but I think otherwise it’s a recipe for mutual misery.” 
 
 Grant, the star of two “Bridget Jones” comedies, also made headlines when he was arrested in Los Angeles in 1995 with a prostitute.
– Two big-name celebs are on opposite romantic trajectories: Alicia Silverstone just filed for divorce, while Hugh Grant just got married. Details: Silverstone: The 41-year-old Clueless actress filed for divorce from estranged husband Chris Jarecki, reports US Weekly. The two married in 2005 but had been together for 20 years. They have a 7-year-old son, Bear Blu. The divorce papers cited irreconcilable differences. Grant: The longtime bachelor married Swedish girlfriend Anna Eberstein Friday in London, reports People. Grant is 57 and Eberstein is 39, and they already have three children together after six on-and-off years as a couple. They had "a low-key civil ceremony" at the Chelsea Register Office, per Reuters.