Big Brother and Ex On The Beach favourite marries her fiance in stunning ceremony and shows off amazing wedding dress
Reality star Chanelle McCleary, 32, who is also known for Ex On The Beach, thrilled fans when she showed off amazing wedding dress
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Big Brother and Ex On The Beach favourite Chanelle McLeary revealed she has got married
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The reality star looked smitten after she'd said 'I do'
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The newlyweds enjoyed their first dance
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Chanelle showed off her stunning wedding gown
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The happy couple got engaged last year
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Chanelle, who found fame in the Big Brother house in 2017, looked breathtaking in her stunning gown.
The TV star was marrying her fiance James, who she tends to keep out of the spotlight.
Taking to Instagram, Chanelle shared a sweet video of herself and her new husband on their wedding day.
The clip showed both bride and groom getting ready for their big day.
It then moved to them getting married, and then onto their wedding reception, before showing them having their first dance.
The blushing bride wrote next to the adorable video: "I wasn't going to share this as it's so intimate but it's too beautiful not to/
"10.05.25 the day I married my best friend, I don't know how I got so lucky, he's the best thing to have ever happened to me, he's fixed my broken pieces and loves me in ways I didn't know existed.
"I'm so excited to start this life with you J."
The happy couple revealed they had got engaged in 2024, after first getting together three years before.
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Prior to Big Brother, she appeared on Ex on the Beach, but was kicked off for starting a fight with another contestant.
Chanelle McCleary belts out dance track You've Got the Love on Big Brother return
She was on the show after dating Love Island star Joshua Ritchie.
Earlier brushes with reality TV stardom were an appearance on ITV's dating game show Take Me Out, and Dinner Date.
She also tried her hand at the ultimate blind date and went on Dating in the Dark.
Chanelle was favourite to win Big Brother 2017, but was evicted the week before the final.
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Chanelle is best known for starring in Big Brother
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