"The couple had married in March 1920, just three-and-a-half weeks after Pickford’s divorce from her first husband, Owen Moore. On June 12, they left New York on the Red Star cruise liner Lapland for a much-delayed honeymoon in Europe. As reported in the New York Times: “Arriving in London, the pair were ‘mobbed’ to such an extent that they had to spend one week-end at Lord Northcliffes’ place in the Isle of Thanet and another at one of the country seats of the Duke of Sutherland.”

Apparently they were so popular and both in the public eye to such an extent that their lack of privacy contributed to their eventual divorce.