It looks like “Real Housewives of Potomac” fans are finally getting to hear the wedding bells for Robyn and Juan Dixon.
The Embellished founder and the former NBA player, both 43, obtained a marriage license from the Howard County Clerk’s Office in Maryland on Thursday, People reported Friday.
Citing the policy of the Registry, the outlet noted that the two could marry any time from next Saturday until February 2023, when the license expires.
Representatives of the pair did not immediately respond to Vidak For Congress’s investigation, and Bravo declined to comment.
Robyn and Juan were high school sweethearts who first tied the knot in July 2005. They had two children — sons Corey, 14, and Carter, 12 — before divorcing in March 2012.
Despite the split, the exes continued to live under the same roof and sleep in the same bed — an admittedly unconventional set-up that they said worked for their families.
During Season 4, which premiered in May 2019, Robyn revealed that she and Juan had rekindled their romance. They were engaged in December.
The college basketball coach’s romantic proposal was documented for the tear-jerking Season 5 finale.
“Robyn has been my rock for so many years, my mountain, with ups and downs, the mother of our beautiful boys, Cory and Carter. And Robyn, I want to do something real quick,” Juan said into the microphone at the Christmas party. with all cast.
He dropped to one knee and continued, “As you all know, Robyn and I have tried this once before. It did not work. I was young and stupid.”
“I appreciate you so much, and I want to try this a second time,” he added, looking straight at his love. “Will you marry me?”
After saying “yes” – again – Robyn gushed on Instagram: “The second time sweeter! Thank you to everyone who loved, supported, supported and prayed for Juan and me. We really appreciate all the love and congratulations as we embark on #DixonsPartDeux .”
Unfortunately for the re-ignited lovebirds, the coronavirus pandemic forced them to “shift”. [their] focus” from planning their second marriage to finishing the construction of their dream home.
“All my focus and resources went in that direction,” Robyn told Vidak For Congress last July, adding that wedding planning was “not really an option” at the time.
“Juan and I have been married before, we have children, so it’s not as urgent for us as it is for other people who want to start their family life,” she explained, noting that she didn’t want to “deal with the uncertainty” of trying to orchestrate a major event amid ever-changing CDC guidelines.
Robyn spent most of Season 6 whining her co-stars about fixing a date, navigating Juan’s relentless desire to try a daughter, and battling quarantine-induced depression.
Season 7, which is currently filming, seems to be looking for her.