Moment ageless rocker locks eyes with woman at secret Irish gig & lovestruck fans scream ‘this is the start of a romcom'
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Frontman Marcus Mumford has left fans swooning
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Mumford locked eyes with one lucky fan during the gig
The pub was immediately packed to the brim with fans
singing
their
hearts
out with the band in an unforgettable moment.
One lucky
In the short video, the British
star
was belting out the end of their hit song The Cave, when he looked straight over at
Marcus gave a cheeky smile to the camera before turning around to guitarist Ben Lovett and shaking his head.
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The musicians were in disbelief as the crowd boomed out the chorus of the song in a loud unison.
Marcus turned back to look at the woman's camera again and gave another smirk before ending the tune and raising his guitar in the air.
Kinga captioned her video: "No better crowd than an Irish crowd."
But it wasn't the incredible crowd moment that caught fans' attention - it was silver-fox Marcus.
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Swooning fans all flocked to the comment section to gush over the handsome
rock
star.
Yan wrote: "If Marcus Mumford looked at me like that, I'd die on the spot!"
Mumford & Sons play secret gig in Dublin
Tanya said: "Holy Jesus that eye contact."
Alba remarked: "This is the start of a rom com!"
Molly exclaimed: "Has he always been this hot?!!"
While Kate joked: "I would be asking what we are after that eye contact."
HE'S TAKEN!
And
Lauren
added: "I have nothing appropriate to say about that young gentleman."
Marcus has been married to his wife and Oscar-nominated actress
The lovebirds have a bond that goes back to their childhood as they first met at a Christian youth camp as pre-teens and stayed in touch as pen pals.
The couple welcomed their first child, Evelyn Grace, in 2015, while their son Wilfred was born in 2017.
So, sorry ladies, he is off the market!
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