A complete timeline of Meghan Trainor and Daryl Sabara's relationship, from meeting at a house party to having children

Two years before they got together, Trainor and Sabara met at a house party in Los Angeles," People reported.

"I was like, 'Oh my God, it's 'Spy Kids,'" Trainor told People, referencing her now-husband's iconic role as Juni Cortez. "I went to him while he was getting a drink. I was like, 'Are you 'Spy Kids?'' And he was like, 'Yeah.' And I thought that was so cool."

Sabara told People that he remembered meeting a "really cute blonde, blue-eyed girl who came up to me," saying that he couldn't forget her.

Trainor experienced a meteoric rise to fame later that year with her smash single "All About That Bass.

People reported that Chloë Grace Moretz set up the couple in July 2016. Moretz confirmed on "The Late Late Show with James Corden" in 2018 that she was, indeed, the master matchmaker.

Moretz said that she set Trainor up with her friend, Sabara, after Trainor told her that she "really wanted to meet a good guy."

Trainor later told E! News that she and Sabara went on a bowling double date together with Moretz and Brooklyn Beckham, where they kissed at Moretz's urging. As People reported, the group also went to do karaoke, where Sabara sang Elton John's "Your Song."

"I am kind of aggressive. Like, date six, I forced him, like, we were both, like, so in love with each other and I was just like, 'Just say it. Say it. I know you love me,'" she told E! News in 2018.

Trainor posted a selfie of the group on Instagram with the caption, "I [heart emoji] Madrid ..and this guy."

In September of that year, Trainor had posted a selfie of the two wearing onesies after the conclusion of her tour, sparking speculation that they were dating.

Trainor told Cosmopolitan that she hadn't particularly "felt sexy" with men before. That changed with Sabara.

"No one expressed how they liked my body out loud in the bedroom until I met Daryl," she told the magazine. "He is obsessed with it — every inch. And that has improved my confidence more than even 'Bass' did. He's a champion, so we're in heaven."

Trainor posted a video of the proposal on Instagram. Sabara proposed to Trainor under a tunnel of Christmas lights, surprising her with her family and friends to celebrate.

"I'm still in shock. I've never been this happy!" she wrote in the caption of the Instagram post. "Thank you Daryl, my family and friends for making me feel like a real princess."

Trainor told ET in January 2018 that she had been in the studio "every day" with her family.

"My entire family sings on every song and Daryl sings on every song, and my father plays the piano and organs on one song," she told ET.

People reported that the couple was wed in a ceremony attended by 100 close friends and family in the couple's backyard.

"I'm a wifey for lifey! Best birthday ever!!!!!!" Trainor wrote in an Instagram post. "Thank you for everyone who helped make it happen… I Love you forever and always @darylsabara."

In his own post, Sabara wrote that he had "the most beautiful wife," thanking her for "making me the luckiest man in the world."

He also choreographed a dance routine for his wedding set to the songs "Someone to Watch Over Me," "Pop! Goes My Heart," and Justin Timberlake's "Suit and Tie." Sabara posted a video of the dance on Instagram.

Trainor walked down the aisle to one of her own songs, titled "Marry Me." She later released the song on her February 2019 EP, "The Love Train."

Trainor told Billboard that she wrote the song on her one-month anniversary of dating Sabara, and with him in the room no less.

"He was sitting there in awe," Trainor said. "It was like the first song I wrote in front of his face."

Trainor told E! News that she was loving married life, and highlighted how supportive Sabara was of her as a writer.

"What's really cool is having someone you love actually be a fan of your writing and I never had that before him," she said. "So like I'll write a song and he'll watch me or he'll help me out or we'll get in the car after and he plays it and he's like, 'You're the greatest songwriter ever,' and that just feels amazing."

Trainor told People in an interview that her two brothers Ryan and Justin lived with her and Sabara in their home.

According to Trainor, her brothers lived on "their own side of the house," and clarified that the "doors are soundproof" in her home.

In the same interview, Trainor said that it felt like she and Sabara had been married for "five years" rather than just one.

In an Instagram post showing a sonogram photo nestled within the branches of a Christmas tree, Trainor said that she and Sabara were expecting their first child.

"You all know how long I've wanted this!!!!" she wrote in the post's caption.

In a February 14 Instagram post, Trainor announced that her son Riley had been born on February 8, sharing photos of their infant son.

"We are SO IN LOVE," she wrote in the caption. "Thank you @darylsabara for the best Valentine's gift ever! Welcome to the world Riley!"

Trainor told E! News that she wanted to have a girl next, and was "working on my health and my fitness" until she became pregnant again.

"I'm hoping for twins next time. I just want to get like two in one done," she told E! News. "I want a baby girl. I'd love a baby boy but I want Riley to have a sister."

In an appearance on the "Why Won't You Date Me?" podcast, hosted by Nicole Byer, Trainor's brother Ryan said that he wanted to "avoid" a relationship like Trainor and Sabara's because they were too close.

Trainor then revealed that she and Sabara actually had installed side-by-side toilets in their new home, showing them off in a TikTok.

"We just got a new house and we did construction — nobody knows this — but in our bathroom, there was one toilet," Trainor said on the podcast. "A lot of times in the middle of the night when we're with the baby, we gotta pee at the same time. So I was like, 'Can we please have two toilets next to each other?'"

Trainor told E! News that she and Sabara spoke openly, telling each other when the other did something that they didn't like. She said that going through her pregnancy, C-section, and the birth of their child together also brought them closer together.

"He's just my whole world," she told E! News. "There's a song on the album called 'Final Breath.' It's like literally about how my final words will be 'I love you' because I want to relive life over with you."

On an episode of the "Pretty Basic with Alisha Marie and Remi Cruz" podcast," Trainor said that her husband would "hang out" with her while she pooped, but she couldn't deal with her husband's poops.

She did, however, say that they used their toilets together on a shared basis.

"It's the best part. We hold hands, we pee," Trainor said. "He sits while he pees, which he's mad that I told the world that, too. It's easy, he's tired, he's a dad."

Trainor posted a TikTok explaining a 2018 incident in which paparazzi took photos of her and Sabara leaving a sex shop.

In the video, she says that the "embarrassing" incident had a backstory: she was buying a vibrator and lube for a friend who was "too shy" to visit the store herself. Unfortunately, as Trainor said, they were coming from a workout and they "kinda looked sad." Apparently, Trainor's mother was "pissed" after the photos went viral.

Sabara appears in the music video for "Made You Look," Trainor's October 2022 single. He plays Trainor's driver in the video, as well as a fan with fogged-up glasses.

Trainor shared a photo of her holding up a series of sonogram photos on Instagram.

"BABY #2 COMING THIS SUMMER @darylsabara," she wrote in the post's caption.

Both Trainor and Sabara posted TikTok videos showing the moment that they learned Trainor was pregnant again.

"It lit up so fast!" Trainor told Sabara in the video that he posted, referring to the pregnancy test that she took.