Brian McFadden all smiles in wedding day snaps as he marries for the third time
Former Westlife star Brian McFadden tied the knot with his long-term partner, Danielle Parkinson, in a stunning beachside ceremony and has given fans a glimpse into their special day. The 45 year old took to Instagram to share a carousel of images with his new wife, along with their daughter, Ruby Jean.
The newly weds were seen grinning from ear to ear as they posed in beautiful matching white outfits. They said 'I do' in a stunning beach ceremony and fans were quick to send sweet wishes to the happy couple.
One fan commented on Brian's post: 'So happy for you both – here's to laughter, love, and a forever kind of harmony', while another added: 'Awh congratulations to you both absolutely beautiful wishing you many happy years together'.
A third penned: 'Congratulations to you both, you all look wonderful. Hope your day was perfect', while a fourth said: 'Huge congratulations to you both. wishing you both all the love & happiness possible'.
The former singer star met Danielle Parkinson back in 2016 and popped the important question three years later in 2019. The couple reportedly wanted to get married sooner but had to postpone their wedding due to the pandemic.
The couple had also experienced two miscarriages before welcoming their daughter in 2021. Brian also shares two daughters with his ex Kerry Katona, 23-year-old Molly Marie and 21-year-old Lilly-Sue.
While Kerry and Brian split two decades ago, Jerry recently gave an insight into their relationship and said she 'gets on well' with Brian's new partner.
She previously said: 'I get on really well with his fiancée. I think I might have a girl crush on her. I always go off of what my girls say for a stepmum, and she's the best stepmum', reports The Sun.
She continued: "On Mother's Day, I sent her a message. I went, Happy Mother's Day, Danielle. I think she's lovely and they've got a beautiful little girl, Ruby. I wish them nothing but joy and happiness."
Before tying the knot with Dannielle, Brian married Irish model and TV personality Vogue Williams in a glamorous Florence ceremony in 2012. Their relationship captivated fans, but after three vibrant years, they separated in 2015 and finalised their divorce in 2017 .
Brian has been loved-up with Danielle, who is a former heptathlete turned PE teacher, since 2016. The couple were introduced by mutual friend Cole Paige, and their relationship quickly blossomed, and now they appear more in love than ever.
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