Melyssa Davies is an American media personality who gained public attention after her relationship with comedian and television personality James Murray, best known for the hit hidden-camera series Impractical Jokers. Although Davies herself is not an actress by profession, she has come into the limelight due to her high-profile relationship and public appearances alongside Murray.
Born on May 13, 1995, in the United States, Melyssa Davies is an American citizen currently residing in New York City. Known for maintaining a relatively private life, she has shared limited information about her family and early childhood. Details regarding her parents, siblings, or upbringing have largely remained undisclosed.
Davies is a graduate of nursing school and is reportedly working toward building a career in the healthcare industry. Despite the public interest in her personal life, she has consistently focused on her education and professional aspirations. Like her husband James Murray, she has ties to New York, though it is unclear whether she was raised in the state.
Melyssa Davies met James Murray in June 2018 at a launch party for his debut novel, Awakened. The two reportedly felt an instant connection, and their relationship developed quickly. Murray later remarked on the depth of their bond, stating, “We had an instant connection. Our relationship was immediately different than any other I’ve ever had.”
The couple maintained a low profile during their initial months of dating. Their first official date reportedly took place at Buddakan, a renowned restaurant in New York City. In early 2019, they took their first vacation together, further strengthening their growing relationship. Murray has publicly expressed his affection for Davies on several occasions, describing her as “the nicest thing that’s ever happened to me.”
On August 30, 2019, Murray proposed to Davies outside their newly purchased home in New Jersey. He shared the happy news on Instagram, writing, “Best day of my life.” The romantic proposal included champagne and a Scrabble board, which cleverly displayed the question “Will you marry me?”
