Lena Dunham is ready to walk down the aisle.
A few hours after the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples can marry in all 50 states, the “Girls” actress not-so-subtly tweeted to her boyfriend Jack Antonoff to, “Get on it, yo…”
The couple — who have been together for three years — famously declared they were waiting to tie the knot until everyone had the right to marry in the US, and that day is finally here.
“Woke up to learn that love is free! Thank you to all those who fought so hard to make this historic moment happen,” longtime LGBT activist Dunham, 29, wrote Friday, adding, “Let’s use this victory as a reminder to keep pushing for equality on every frontier. We have the power!”
Love is in the air for everyone, including the Bleachers singer, 31, who tweeted out emoticons with hearts for eyes.
In March, Dunham explained the reasoning behind their decision to wait.
“The idea of having a celebration that can’t be fully shared among all the people in my life and all the people that we love just doesn’t really feel like a celebration at all,” she told Ellen DeGeneres. “So until that’s something that everyone can join into with no sense of being left out on any level, politically, emotionally, it’s just not something that we’re gonna do.”