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Vanessa Hudgens Reveals If She'll Take Cole Tucker's Last Name After Their Wedding
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Date:2025-04-19 05:44:34
Soon, Vanessa Hudgens can swap "T as in Troy" for "T as in Tucker."
The High School Musical alum recently shared where she stands on taking fiancé Cole Tucker's last name when she and the MLB player tie the knot.
"Yeah I'm probably going to take it," Vanessa told Today's Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager during a Nov. 2 appearance on the morning show. "Professionally, it's obviously going to stay the same, but yeah. Mrs. T."
The 34-year-old has been sharing her journey to the aisle since she and the baseball player got engaged in February. In fact, she recently celebrated with a spooky season themed Bachelorette trip to Aspen, Co., with a group of girlfriends, including her sister Stella, Sarah Hyland, Barbie actress Alexandra Shipp, Hamilton performer Morgan Marcell and Shake It Up dancer Laura New.
In a snap the Spring Breakers actress shared to Instagram, her pals posed in all black around a dressed-in-white Vanessa. She captioned her Oct. 26 post, "Love a theme night. Can you guess what it was?"
Vanessa officially revealed the answer during her Today appearance.
"So I told my girlfriends to dress for my funeral," the Princess Switch star explained. "You know, because it's death to like my single self, death to Hudgens. Let's do it, but like really do it. So I sent them photos of like chic funeral wear."
But when it comes to spooky season, Cole doesn't share Vanessa's adoration—though the athlete is a team player about it.
"He's just not like a seasonal person," she explained. "He didn't grow up super celebrating the holidays. I definitely come up with costumes for us, and I get it, and I'm like, 'Here you go babe!' And he throws it on and he's down to do it."
To relive Cole and Vanessa's romance from the very beginning, keep reading.
Vanessa shared her first Instagram photo with Cole on Valentine's Day 2021, three months after the two sparked romance rumors with a romantic dinner date in Los Angeles. She captioned the pic, "It's you, it's me, it's us. @cotuck."
The two attend the premiere of the film, starring Vanessa, at 2021 AFI Fest in Hollywood, Calif.
The two attend the premiere of the Netflix movie in New York City.
"Happy vday from us crazies," Vanessa captioned this Instagram pic.
The two watch John Mayer perform at Los Angeles' Hollywood Palladium for SiriusXM and Pandora's Small Stage Series.
The two walk the carpet at the 28th Screen Actors Guild Awards in Santa Monica, Calif.
Vanessa and Cole confirmed their engagement on Feb. 9, sharing a picture of the actress rocking some bling on her wedding ring finger. "YES," the Instagram post read. "We couldn't be happier."
Happy opening day my [king]," Vanessa captioned this Instagram tribute to her partner, a Pittsburgh Pirates player at the time, which she shared on the MLB's opening day in 2022.
The actress appears with her partner on the baseball field.
"Happy Halloween from Sting and Miss Argentina," Vanessa captioned this Instagram pic.
"Merry af," Vanessa captioned this Instagram photo.
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