Nicolas Cage Supports Son Weston At Wedding Despite Him Allegedly Assaulting His Mother

Emily BaxterMay 6, 2025, 11:46 pmNews >

Maybe the fourth time’s the charm, as Weston Cage celebrates his latest marriage to Jenifer Alexa Canter on April 25.

They held a traditional Jewish wedding ceremony at The London West Hollywood in Beverly Hills, California. The bride shared several photos and videos of the event’s festivities on her Facebook, including selfies of her and her groom, dancing with her maid of honor, and a photo of her new father-in-law, Nicolas Cage, next to her mother.

Although his father made an appearance at the ceremony, Weston’s mother, Christina Fulton, was notably absent after Weston had assaulted her last year during a mental health crisis.

The couple initially went public with their relationship in November, got engaged in March, and are now officially married two months later.

“Jenifer is my first love, my only love and my last,” Weston said. “We were born in the same hospital, and I’ve loved her since I was a teenager. She is the love of my life, and I am committed to her forever.”

He insisted that Jenifer saved his life, saying, “I am so happy now that my sobriety isn’t even a struggle. I can’t imagine returning to the active addiction, as I now have all that I have ever wanted. Thank God I don’t have to pretend to be happy anymore.”

Weston has been married three times before. Prior to Canter, he was with Nikki Williams, Danielle Cage, and Hila Cage Coppola.

The marriage to Williams lasted only a year before they decided to split. Weston and Danielle had two sons in 2014 and 2016 before breaking up shortly after. He then married Hila and welcomed twin girls with her before their divorce in July 2024, only four months before he announced his current relationship to Canter on social media.

Weston avoided prison time for his actions against his mother, but the judge ordered him to complete a two-year mental health diversion program.

Fulton is also suing her ex, Nicolas Cage, over Weston’s attack, claiming he enabled his behavior.