Robin Thicke and April Love Geary Marry After Six-Year Engagement
Robin Thicke and April Love Geary have officially tied the knot.
On Friday (May 30), the longtime couple exchanged vows in a romantic beachside ceremony in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, six years after getting engaged in 2018, People reports.
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Thicke, 48, and Geary, 30, shared glimpses of the special day on their Instagram Stories. In one video, the 'Blurred Lines' singer is seen kissing his new bride as fireworks light up the night sky. Another black-and-white photo captures the newlyweds with their children.
The couple shares three children together: daughters Mia, 5, and Lola, 4, and son Luca, 2. Thicke also has a 15-year-old son, Julian, from his previous marriage to actress Paula Patton. They were married for nine years before divorcing in 2015.
In another video, posted on Instagram by a wedding guest, Thicke is seen wearing black sunglasses while walking down the aisle to Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah.' The ceremony's star-studded guest list included Leonardo DiCaprio, Usher and Ken Jeong, according to TMZ.
Earlier this month, while in France for the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Thicke proposed to Geary for a second time. The couple has been together since 2014 and first got engaged on Christmas Eve 2018 while Geary was pregnant with Lola.
'Robin surprised me during our trip to Cannes by proposing to me again with a new ring that one of my best friends @nikkiwhatnikkiwho @establishedjewelry made, I'm so obsessed with it, thank you!!!' Geary wrote on Instagram. 'This trip was such a dream. I love you so much @robinthicke Also a huge thank you to @alilasky for clearing out the whole area and making sure there wasn't a single person getting in the way.'
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