The Voice star marries long-term girlfriend in stunning romantic ceremony less than a year after secret engagement
A JUDGE on The Voice has revealed he’s married his partner in a stunning romantic ceremony.
The ITV show star, who is also the lead vocalist in a major boyband, said I Do to his French bride this week and gushed they were “over the moon.”
Last year, The Sun was first to report how The Script‘s Danny O’Donoghue had popped the question to French beauty Anais Niang in Norway.
Now the pair have officially become husband and wife, posing for their first pictures as a married couple in stunning manicured gardens.
Hall Of Fame hitmaker Danny, 44, looked smart in a black suit and crisp white shirt, finished off with a black bow tie.
Events manager Anais oozed glam in her sleeveless wedding gown, paired with white gloves and a flowing veil.
She swept her hair into a stylish up-do and donned a pair of diamond earrings to finish off a classy, sophisticated bridal style.
They told MailOnline of their happy day and said: “We’re over the moon to be married and now we take the first steps on the journey of the rest of our lives together!”
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The couple had been dating for five years before their marriage.
They made their first Red Carpet appearance back in 2021, at the Pride of Britain Awards in London.
And just last year, Danny popped the question in a romantic proposal.
The Voice judge, who starred on the reality series from 2012 to 2013, told The Sun: “We hiked up to the top of a mountain to face the most beautiful waterfall in the world, The Seven Sisters.
“It’s our favourite place on earth.
“I nearly passed out from exhaustion carrying up all the champagne, glasses and food for if she said yes.
“I had to do it all without her knowing.”
Speaking previously about his wife, Danny said: “When you know, you know… I knew when it wasn’t right, but now I know whatever that is, that it’s 100 per cent right.
“She’s great. I met her during Covid and if you’ve been with anybody through Covid it’s like you compress 10 years into those years.”