EXCLUSIVE: AnnaLynne McCord Bought $1.7 Million L.A. Home Months Before Danny Cipriani Wedding—Which They Asked Fans To Fund

"90210" alum AnnaLynne McCord purchased a picturesque $1.66 million Los Angeles home just five months before she wed former rugby player Danny Cipriani in a "bohemian" wedding held in the backyard of the property.

McCord, 39, and Cipriani, 38, who have been in an on-again, off-again romance since 2016, said "I do" in front of 81 guests at their California property, telling People magazine that they chose the intimate setting because it is "where we get to start our new life together."

As it turns out, the quaint two-bedroom, two-bathroom dwelling marks a fresh start for both the actress and the athlete. Records show that McCord closed on the home at the start of April—just under five months before her wedding and around four months before she faced bitter backlash for asking fans to contribute funds to their nuptials.

The couple, who have an estimated combined net worth of $8 million, created a crowdfunding website in July, which asked fans to donate money for different wedding essentials, including $100 for their marriage license and $1,200 for floral arrangements. There was also an option to gift the duo any amount between $10 and $5,000.

However, just a few weeks before that website went live, the couple made a rather large purchase of their own in the form of the property that would ultimately serve as the venue for their nuptials, which took place on Aug. 22.

The deed, according to records, is registered under only McCord's name.

Images shared with People magazine show the proud newlyweds posing in front of their new marital home, which was described in its listing as being located in a highly sought-after neighborhood in L.A.

The backyard, which was hailed as an "oasis," served as the perfect spot for the intimate wedding ceremony thanks to the high hedges that border the property, helping to shield it from prying eyes.

McCord confirmed the happy news of her marriage in an Instagram Reel posted on Aug. 24, in which she could be seen lying in bed alongside her new husband while gushing that marrying the "love of my life" felt like a "dream."

"I married the love of my life yesterday. And it’s real it wasn’t a dream. This love is a grace upon my being," she began.

"Every moment of this creation of this ceremony, every moment of ritual, every stolen glance, until we could just stand there holding hands, looking in each other’s eyes for a frozen moment that held the current of infinity," she continued.

The bride went on to describe the celebration as "incredibly timeless," while marveling at how perfectly the day had come together—and introducing herself by her new married name, AnnaLynne Cipriani.

"It’s all a blessing. The energies swirling around this wedding are all completely perfect. Not a foot put wrong. No missed step. Happy first day being AnnaLynne Cipriani to me," she said at the end of the video.

The joyous occasion also drew a star-studded guest list, with actors Josh Bowman, Emily VanCamp, Linsey Godfrey, Emily O’Brien, Mieko Hillman, and Jessica Minhas among those in attendance.

McCord's siblings, Rachel McCord and Angel McCord, were also on hand to celebrate the couple as they exchanged vows at home.

Their nuptials came just one month after McCord and Cipriani sparked fierce backlash over their decision to launch a Honeyfund page asking fans to contribute money toward their wedding celebrations.

The move raised eyebrows online, particularly given the couple's reported multimillion-dollar combined net worth, with critics questioning why the pair were soliciting financial contributions from their followers ahead of the ceremony.

At the time, it was not known that the duo had purchased a new home.

“Gift any amount, contribute to our journey! Help us create our dream wedding and honeymoon experience with any amount of donation,” the site read.

According to The U.S. Sun, the total amount of donations on Aug. 21 totaled at $14,200.

McCord previously told the outlet that she received a flood of hate from the registry, confessing that she even got "death threats."

“I was told I was despicable—and that I was trying to extort money from my wedding guests. People actually donated $10 toward the wedding so they could write on the site that Danny and I were disgusting," she admitted.

Following their Los Angeles wedding, the couple are reportedly having two other weddings—one in London and one in Cambodia.

Cipriani proposed to the actress on Christmas Day 2025 at their former home just over nine years after they met on the celebrity dating app Raya. They dated on and off for years before splitting in 2020.

In 2024, the couple found their way back to each other and Cipriani shared the news of their rekindled romance on Instagram, he captioned photos of them, “My Miracle … Loving you is the easiest thing in the world."