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Sinners actress Wunmi Mosaku is married to talent agent Tash Moseley
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They first met in 2018 and are now married
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Mosaku and Moseley have a daughter and are expecting another child
Wunmi Mosaku’s star continues to rise, and her husband, Tash Moseley, is cheering her on along the way.
The Sinners actress first met the talent manager in 2018, and they had an instant connection. Within months, Mosaku moved from England to the United States to be by Moseley’s side.
“When I met my husband, my mind and heart opened up in such a way,” Mosaku told Ebony in January 2026.
Now, the couple are married with a daughter and a second child on the way.
While they have kept details about their relationship private, Moseley has accompanied Mosaku to multiple events throughout the 2026 awards season, including the BAFTA Awards, where she won Best Supporting Actress for her role in Sinners — the same category she is nominated in at the 98th Academy Awards, happening on March 15.
So, who is Wunmi Mosaku’s husband? Here’s everything to know about Tash Moseley.
He is from Los Angeles
Wunmi Mosaku with her husband Tash Moseley
Credit: Wunmi Mosaku/Instagram
Mosaku is a Nigerian-British actress, and Moseley is American. He was born and raised in Los Angeles, and according to his LinkedIn, he attended Morehouse College in Atlanta.
Mosaku moved to L.A. in 2018, when she met Moseley, she told Indiewire in February 2026.
“I am an old romantic. I met him [and] I think ‘This guy might be the guy,’ ” Mosaku recalled. “Within six months, I had given up my place in London.”
She added, “‘I’m going to give it a shot and just see how long it lasts.’ … I’d have done it no matter where he lived, to be honest.”
He is a talent and literary manager
Moseley is a talent and literary manager who runs his own company, Tash Moseley Management.
According to the company’s website, he launched it in 2012. His clients have been featured in notable projects, such as Better Call Saul, Fallout, The Bear, Fargo and more.
He and Mosaku are married
Wunmi Mosaku and Tash Moseley attend the 2026 ESSENCE Black Women In Hollywood Awards on March 12, 2026 in Los Angeles, California
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Moseley and Mosaku are married, but the date of their wedding has not been publicly disclosed.
In an August 2020 Soho House interview, Mosaku was referred to as “newly married.”
Additionally, in an August 2025 Elle video with her Sinners costars, the actress revealed her wedding was “canceled because of COVID.”
He and Mosaku have a daughter, with another baby on the way
Wunmi Mosaku and Tash Moseley on February 21, 2026 in London, England
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Mosaku and Moseley are parents.
The pair have not disclosed personal details, like their child’s name, and Mosaku didn’t publicly mention that she was a mom until a year following the birth.
“With my first pregnancy I didn’t say anything about my daughter until, I think after we wrapped on Sinners. … Over a year after she was born,” the actress said during a March 2026 interview on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
Mosaku has been private about her motherhood journey, but she gave her child a shout-out during her acceptance speech at the BAFTA Awards in February 2026.
“To my daughter. You are my greatest teacher. I am most proud of you. Everything begins and ends with you,” she said.
Moseley and Mosaku’s family will be growing later this year. At the 2026 Golden Globes, Mosaku revealed she was pregnant with her second child.
When she made her red carpet arrival at the awards show, Vogue released a personal essay written by Mosaku, in which she spoke about her intention to “get ahead of speculation and questions” with the announcement.
“Truthfully, I’d love to just show up as me — a woman who happens to be pregnant — celebrating our powerful film and our amazing team, while I protect this most sacred prayer of my life,” she wrote. “So, I’ve decided to stop trying to camouflage my bump today at the Golden Globes, so me and baby can truly enjoy and embrace the moment fully together.”
Mosaku later told host Kelly Clarkson that she was accustomed to following the Yoruba tradition of “protecting” her pregnancy and not revealing details about it.
“We don’t do baby showers, we don’t make an announcement until the baby’s here,” Mosaku said. “We don’t even name the baby for eight days.”
Moseley told Mosaku about her Oscar nomination
Wunmi Mosaku attends the 32nd Annual Actor Awards on March 1, 2026 in Los Angeles, California
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It was Moseley who first delivered the news to Mosaku that she was an Oscar nominee, after she got the time zones mixed up on nominations morning.
“I heard my husband on the phone and asked him why he was up,” she recalled to The Times in February 2026. “He said, ‘Baby, you just got nominated for an Oscar.’ I said, ‘No, the announcement’s at 8.30am.’ “
Moseley has been with Mosaku throughout her awards season journey, accompanying her to events like the Oscars Nominees Luncheon and the BAFTA Film Awards.
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