Liam Gallagher keeps postponing wedding as he swerves saying 'I do' three times
Liam Gallagher has proved he is a busy man as his reunion with brother Noel has taken over his wedding plans. The iconic singer, 52, has been engaged to Debbie Gwyther, 41, since 2019 but they are yet to walk down the aisle.
Aside from his mega world tour with brother Noel and Oasis this year, Liam lives a quiet life with Debbie and their beloved rescue dog Buttons. Debbie has also been on hand supporting Liam alongside his children as they have watched the reunion shows from the sidelines.
It is clear she is one of the Rock n Roll star's biggest supporter and has even been credited with getting Oasis back together. Debbie also has patience too, as their nuptials have reportedly been postponed three times.
They first got together in 2014, following Liam's divorce from Nicole Appleton. However, the pair had known each other for a year already as Debbie started working as Liam's personal assistant.
After five years, Liam decided to take the next step in their romance on a lavish trip to the Amalfi Coast, Italy. He popped the question in the stunning location, with Debbie saying the all important 'yes'.
They had planned to return to the romantic setting of Italy's Lake Como to say their 'I dos' however it was scuppered due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Liam and Debbie remained determined to wed as they rearranged for 2023.
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Unfortunately, the pair were unable to go through with their vows once again as Liam ended up needed hip surgery. They then planned for another wedding, but again has been put on hold due to the Oasis reunion.
A source said last year: "Liam and Debbie are super committed, so aren't in any rush. They'd rather wait until the Oasis dates are out the way and do a family affair."
They added to The Sun: "Liam is hopeful he and Noel will be on brilliant terms by then, so he'll be front and centre and even his best man. He loves the idea of surprising everyone and getting them all talking about. Liam and Noel have been talking regularly on the phone, it's easier than meeting up as it would attract so much attention they wouldn't be able to get any planning done."
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Liam was initially married to singer Patsy Kensit and has son Lennon, 25, with her as well as Gene, 24, with his second wife Nicole Appleton. The rock star also has Molly, 27, and Gemma, 12, from previous relationships.
He is set to reunite with Noel on home turf as they pair make their long awaited comeback to Manchester for five shows at Heaton Park. 80,000 fans are descending on the city for each performance before the Gallagher brothers make their way to London, Scotland and Ireland before they head out of the UK for the rest of their dates.
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