Cole Hauser and Wife Shine at Dutton Ranch Premiere

Yellowstone veteran Cole Hauser brought his wife of 20 years onto the red carpet of the Dutton Ranch premiere in on Tuesday evening.

The 51-year-old actor is wed to a former '90s actress, Cynthia Daniel, 50, from the teen drama Sweet Valley High, which chronicled the lives of the Wakefield twins as they attended high school.

Hauser, who plays Rip Wheeler in the Yellowstone franchise, wore a tuxedo as he held the hand of his spouse, who wowed . 

They were accompanied by their youngest child, 14-year-old daughter Steely Rose Hauser, who wore a black outfit with white sneakers.

The couple, who wed in 2006, also have two sons - 21-year-old Ryland and 17-year-old Colt - but they were not seen at the event. 

Plenty of other Dutton Ranch stars were in attendance such as Annette Bening, who , Kelly Reilly, who is reprising her role as Wheeler's wife Beth Dutton, and Finn Little, who is again playing the orphan named Carter whom Beth and Rip adopted. 

Martha Stewart and Brooke Shields, who do not seem to be involved with the new Taylor Sheridan series, were also guests. 

The Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch

Dutton Ranch follows Beth and Rip as they start a new life in South Texas, leaving behind the Montana ranch to manage a new property in the town of Rio Paloma. 

The series centers on them building a future, raising their son Carter, and navigating conflicts with a rival rancher, Beulah. 

Daniel starred on Sweet Valley High from 1994 until 1997. 

It was based on Francine Pascal's book series of the same name and became one of the most beloved teenaged TV shows at the time.

The series revolves around the lives of Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield, beautiful blonde twins who live in the fictitious Sweet Valley, California, and their group of friends. 

Cynthia played Elizabeth 'Liz' Wakefield, the quieter, more down to earth Wakefield twin. 

Brittany was Jessica 'Jess' Wakefield, the outgoing, party loving, trendy, and wilder Wakefield twin.

After the show concluded, Brittany continued to act, starring in movies and TV shows like Dawson's Creek, That '70s Show, White Chicks, and more. 

As for Cynthia, she decided to step out of the spotlight after the show came to an end, so that she could focus on starting a family.

'I always thought I'd be the first to get married and start a family,' Brittany admitted. 'But I was serious about my career, and I was having a good time.'

Brittany hit a roadblock, however, in 2011 when she was diagnosed with cancer. At the time, Cynthia recalled wondering, 'Am I going to lose my sister?'

She added: 'She was so strong, but it was so hard to watch.'

Brittany went through six months of intense chemotherapy and fully recovered, however, after going through that she said her outlook on life changed.

'I remember thinking that I had a new lease on life,' she said. 'I was ready to find a partner and have a child.'

Unfortunately, she was told that due to the chemo, all of her eggs had been diminished so she could not get pregnant on her own.

But then her twin sister, Cynthia stepped in, and offered an egg.

According to Cynthia, it was a no-brainer to donate her eggs to her twin sister, who she already 'shared everything with.' 

'I saw it as such a simple gift I could give to her. I know Brittany would do it in a split second for me. And we've always shared everything, so why not this?' Cynthia told People magazine. 

'We are so intertwined. Everything that's hers is mine and everything that's mine is hers,' Brittany added. 

In October 2021 Brittany and her husband Adam Touni welcomed a daughter named Hope Rose .  

Brittany said the entire room was 'bawling' after the baby was born because they all 'knew what they had been through.' 

'I wasn't sure how I was going to feel at first, what emotions would come up,' Cynthia admitted. 'But I just felt like the aunt. And that is really special.'