Over The Moon! On His 93rd Birthday, Buzz Aldrin Weds His “Long-Time Love”

Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the moon, announced on his 93rd birthday that he married his long-term companion.

On Friday, the retired astronaut celebrated his birthday and announced on Twitter that he “married” Doctor Anca Faur, 63, in a tiny ceremony in Los Angeles.

He told his followers that the couple was as “excited as eloping teenagers” and shared two photos from the wedding.

Aldrin wrote: “On my 93rd birthday and the day I will also be honoured by Living Legends of Aviation, I am pleased to announce that my long-time love Dr Anca Faur and I have tied the knot.”

“We were joined in holy matrimony in a small private ceremony in Los Angeles and are as excited as eloping teenagers.”

According to her LinkedIn profile, Faur has been the executive vice president of Buzz Aldrin Ventures since 2019.

Aldrin shared two photos from the ceremony on Twitter, showing himself in a suit with a medal and an Air Force badge, and Faur in a lace gown.

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Aldrin had three marriages and three divorces. In 1954, he married Joan Ann Archer, and the couple was married for 20 years until divorcing. From 1975 to 1978, he married Beverly Van Zile, and from 1988 to 2012, he married Lois Driggs Cannon.

With Joan Ann, he has three children: James, Janice, and Andrew, as well as one grandson, three great-grandsons, and one great-granddaughter.

After participating in the Apollo 11 lunar mission to the moon with fellow astronauts Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins in July 1969, Aldrin became a household figure worldwide.

In 2009, he said: “[People] want us in a few words to generate the enthusiasm that the world had as they contemplated what we were about to do.”

“Well, what it felt like is something that we trained for. We were trying to treat it as calmly as we could and perform to the best of our ability.”

He was the second man to set foot on the moon and is the only one of the three still living today. Aldrin left NASA in July 1971 to become the commandant of the Aerospace Research Pilot School at the Edwards Air Force Base in California.

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