Gary Lineker reunites with brother Wayne amid 17-year feud as pair neck bottle of booze at his son's Ibiza wedding
GARY LINEKER appeared to put his feud with brother Wayne to one side as they partied at a family wedding in Ibiza.
The Linekers celebrated in style as the former Match of the Day host's son Harry got married.
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Harry, 31, tied the knot with partner Bella in a luxurious ceremony over the weekend.
And several videos posted on social media show both Gary and Wayne enjoying themselves.
The former England striker wore a smart white shirt that he risked getting drenched as a bottle of booze was poured into his mouth.
His younger brother Wayne was next up to catch the beer as he dressed to impress in a stylish suit.
The entrepreneur appeared to give his sibling a smile as they celebrated the happy couple.
It comes after a 17-year feud between the Lineker brothers.
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