18 celebrity couples who've collaborated together on movies, TV shows, and more

Blunt and Krasinski have been married since 2010. In 2018's "A Quiet Place," the pair played two parents trying to raise their family after human-attacking aliens invade the planet. Krasinski also directed the film.

Even though Krasinski's character dies at the end of the 2018 horror film, it looks as though he'll reappear in flashbacks in the upcoming sequel, "A Quiet Place II" — also directed by the former "Office" star.

Franco and Brie married in 2017. The two recently collaborated on "The Rental" together, with Franco directing and Brie starring in the deliciously creepy horror flick.

Even though it seems like these former "Office" writers are just good friends nowadays, the pair did date while they were both working on the NBC sitcom.

"No one, including us, ever really knew, 'Is this dating? Is this not dating?' We were never really dating, we were never really not dating. We didn't know. No one knew," Novak said of their relationship in a 2012 interview. "All you'd know for sure was that you'd always find one of us next to the other, even if we weren't getting along."

The musicians released their hit single in 2019 and even gave a steamy performance at the American Music Awards in December.

Cabello recently revealed that she'd love to make more music with Mendes, who she's currently dating since 2019, but that being in love has gotten in the way.

"I want more, we want more, but honestly, we're being in our 20s," she said during an interview in early March. "Being in love is exhausting, it takes it out of you."

Cabello added, "We can't even go to the studio. We're trying to calm down."

The filmmaking couple met on the set of Baumbach's 2010 film "Greenberg," and began a relationship shortly thereafter, following Baumbach's divorce from his first wife, Jennifer Jason Leigh.

Since then, Baumbach and Gerwig have collaborated on several films, including 2012's "Frances Ha" and "Mistress America" in 2015.

Gerwig's own films have garnered plenty of critical acclaim in recent years. She told Vogue in 2019 that she would have been a filmmaker even without her relationship with Baumbach.

"I think I was hell-bent on making my own films, so I would've done it anyway," she said.

After meeting in late 1999 or early 2000, Beyoncé and Jay-Z solidified their friendship before they began dating in 2001.

The couple has collaborated on numerous tracks throughout the years, starting with "03 Bonnie & Clyde" and "Crazy In Love" in 2002 and 2003, respectively. They've also worked together on songs like "Drunk in Love" and the music video for "Partition," both singles from Beyoncé's 2013 album "Lemonade."

More recently, Bey and Jay joined forces for their 2018 album "Everything Is Love" (performing as "The Carters"), which spawned the hit single "Aps---." And Jay-Z even co-wrote Beyoncé's latest single "Black Parade," which was released in late June.

Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats married in 2010. In 2011, Beats and Keys collaborated on the song "International Party."

Beatz would go on to produce numerous other songs for his famous wife, including "New Day" in 2013 and "We Are Here" in 2014.

Pinkett Smith met her future husband in 1994 when she auditioned to play his girlfriend on "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air." She was deemed too short to play the part, but a real-life romance soon blossomed between the two.

The couple married in 1997, and have been open about the ups and downs of their relationship. They're partners in Smith's production company and launched a "multi-media venture" together in 2019.

Both Stefani and Shelton are judges on NBC's "The Voice," and started dating in 2015, following their divorces from respective spouses Gavin Rossdale and Miranda Lambert.

The couple has collaborated on three songs since they started dating: 2016's "Go Ahead and Break My Heart," which was included on Shelton's album "If I'm Honest" from that year; the 2017 Christmas duet "You Make It Feel Like Christmas"; and, more recently, "Nobody But You," which was released in May 2020.

The eccentric couple began their relationship in 2001, and have two children together. They ended things in 2014.

Throughout their 13-year relationship, Bonham Carter and Burton have worked together on numerous films, with the British actress appearing in "Corpse Bride," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," "Alice in Wonderland," and "Dark Shadows" — all of which were directed by Burton.

The rappers met in 2017 and married in a secret ceremony that same year. In 2018, they welcomed their first daughter, Kulture.

And even though the couple's relationship has been rocky at times, they've still joined forces on numerous songs, including "Lick" in 2016, and 2017's "Motorsport," which featured Cardi, Nicki Minaj, and Offset's rap group Migos.

McCarthy and Falcone married in 2005 after years of dating, and have gone on to star in numerous films together, including the blockbuster hit "Bridesmaids" in 2011, 2013's "Identity Thief," and most recently, "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" in 2018.

The couple has also worked together on the scripts for several movies, like "Tammy" in 2014, and 2016's "The Boss," both of which saw Falcone direct McCarthy in a starring role.

The couple married in 1997, and Mann has appeared in several of Apatow's projects throughout the years, including "Freaks and Geeks," "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," "Knocked Up," "Funny People," and "This Is 40."

The couple met when they both starred in 2012's "The Place Beyond the Pines," and Mendes later starred in 2015's "Lost River," a film that Gosling directed and co-produced.

Outside of work, the private couple has two children together.

The couple hit it off while filming 2005's "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," even though Pitt was still married to Jennifer Aniston at the time, and Jolie had recently filed for divorce from Billy Bob Thornton.

Jolie and Pitt also collaborated on the 2015 relationship drama "By The Sea," which was directed by Jolie. They filed for divorce in 2016.

Grande and Miller recorded "The Way" together in 2012, and began dating in 2016. Throughout their two-year relationship, the couple collaborated on numerous songs together, including the remix of "Into You" in 2016, and "My Favorite Part" from Miller's album "The Divine Feminine," released that same year.

The two broke up in 2018. Miller died several months later.

Even though the two have only been dating for a few months, Cyrus directed Simpson in the nautical-themed music video for his song "Captain's Dance with the Devil."

"Miley interpreted the song, which is reflected in the newly released visual, as the Captain's struggle with societal norms regarding masculinity, and his secret affinity for dressing as a woman at a time when this was not as widely accepted as it now has become," Simpson told Rolling Stone.

After marrying in 1996, the country singers have released numerous songs together, including "Just to Hear You Say That You Love Me" in 1998, "Let's Make Love" in 2000, "I Need You" in 2007, "Meanwhile Back at Mama's" in 2014, and, more recently, "Speak to a Girl" and "The Rest of Our Life" in 2017.

Even though they worked together on plenty of singles, the 2017 album "The Rest of Our Life" was the first collaborative album the couple released together.