Lindsay Price Cheers Curtis Stone on Father’s Day
Price shares a family photo, saluting Curtis Stone’s dad skills in a succinct, lovely note
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Sweet Father’s Day Salute
On Sunday, actress Lindsay Price celebrated Father’s Day by posting a family snapshot on Instagram that left followers beaming. The “Lipstick Jungle” star’s concise caption—“Happy Fathers Day @curtisstone”—paired with a sunlit photo of her and husband Curtis Stone flanked by their two children struck a perfect balance between sweet and simple. In the image, Price leans in close to Stone, her arms around his waist, as the pair smile at the camera with their kids peeking in from behind.
Fans wasted no time in the comments section, showering the post with heart emojis and well-wishes. “Best dad ever!” wrote one follower, while another added, “So much love in one frame.”
Years Of Milestones
Price and Stone have built a life together since their intimate wedding at Hotel Bel-Air back in May 2013. This spring, they quietly marked their 12th anniversary with a brunch at Dante Beverly Hills, a ceremony of hearts so unhurried that Price shared her celebratory post days later. “We celebrated 12 years of us on Saturday but were too busy living full and blessed lives I forgot to post something for the timeline here. Love you so much @curtisstone. Looking at you feels the same as it did on that day. Wondering what’s next with so much hope and adventure ahead. I love looking at you… Happy 12 baby pie. And thanks @dantebeverlyhills for the sweetest anniversary brunch ever.” https://www.instagram.com/p/DKsqDgSB5vE/
Their marriage has weathered the usual Hollywood whirlwind, anchored by a shared dedication to family and a mutual love of the culinary world.
Balancing Career And Family
According to Wikipedia, Price—born December 6, 1976, in Arcadia, California—launched her acting career at just 13. She quickly carved out a soap-opera following on “All My Children” and “Beverly Hills, 90210,” before moving into primetime drama with “Lipstick Jungle.” Off-camera, Price has also co-hosted reunion specials for hit reality shows and built her own lifestyle brand.
Stone, 48, first earned fame as the host of NBC’s “Take Home Chef” in 2006. He’s since written multiple cookbooks and this summer returns with new episodes of PBS’s “Field Trip with Curtis Stone,” a travel-meets-food series that brings his culinary expertise to kitchens around the globe. Despite their busy schedules, Price and Stone manage to prioritize parenting their two children—born in 2016 and 2020—often sharing glimpses of backyard cooking sessions or craft projects on their respective feeds.
When her shooting schedule gets hectic, Price admits Stone steps in seamlessly. “He’s the anchor,” she told a digital magazine last year. “Whether I’m filming on location or hosting an event, Curtis gets dinner on the table, handles the bedtime stories, everything. I couldn’t do this without him.”
A Modern Social Media Romance
The couple’s digital diaries blend personal and professional life without oversharing. Price’s Father’s Day tribute typifies their approach: a minimal caption paired with genuine warmth. Stone reciprocated with a simple blue-heart emoji, underscoring their understated online banter.
In fact, this Father’s Day, Stone carried on a childhood tradition he grew up with in Melbourne—whipping up a tall stack of buttermilk pancakes for the family. Last week, he teased the breakfast plans on his Instagram Stories, captioning a boomerang of batter in a skillet: “Dad duties in progress.” That candid moment set the stage for Price’s Sunday tribute, closing the loop on a weekend devoted to family.
Between traveling for shoots, launching new shows and raising two kids, Price and Stone prove that even busy celebrity couples can find simplicity in heartfelt moments—a “Happy Fathers Day” that says it all. As summer unfolds, fans can look forward to more joint projects from the pair, knowing whatever comes next will be shared with the same genuine affection.
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