
Fifth Harmony star gets MARRIED as group is set to reunite
Fifth Harmony's Ally Brooke is married.
Ally and her brand-new husband Will Bracey tied the knot in Bel Air, California on May 3 in an intimate ceremony featuring just the two of them and their officiant.
The love birds got engaged in December 2023. Ally said being married is 'the most incredible feeling I've ever felt.'
'I love being a wife, and I love my husband so much,' Ally, 31, told People.
It wasn't always the couple's plan to elope – in fact, that idea came about just a few weeks before they were set to wed in front of friends and family.
'The whole time I had envisioned a big wedding,' Ally said, adding, 'We both would've loved our fam there and some friends, but I'm forever grateful and glad that we did it that way because it could not have been more intimate and more incredible.'
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Ally walked down the aisle to a violin version of Kari Jobe's 'Holy Spirit,'
Ally and her music executive husband exchanged both traditional and personal vows that kept her up most of the night writing them.
'I basically stayed up the whole night writing my vows,' Ally said. 'Then, in the morning, I tweaked a word or two.'
And when it came to telling their families and friends that they planned to elope, they were met with nothing but support.
'Everybody was supportive, and they were thrilled for us,' she says. 'They were like, "Look, if you want it to be just you, it should be just you."'
Will added, 'We'll do something soon with them this fall with all the families, but we wanted to do this, and [I'm] so glad we did.'
Ally and Will met when he was Fifth Harmony's tour manager and she has her bandmates to thank for her marriage.
'They're the reason why I have my husband,' she said noting that she's tried to express to them how grateful she is and how much they mean to her and Will.
It wasn't always the couple's plan to elope – in fact, that idea came about just a few weeks before they were set to wed in front of friends and family. Seen here with Fifth Harmony in 2015
The newlyweds will go on their honeymoon this summer.
When it comes to starting their own family, Ally and Will are planning to become parents eventually.
'We both have a timeline, but not immediately.'
Her wedding day was a dream come true, 'If I could relive the wedding day and wedding night, I would.'
Ally and Will have known each other for a decade.
'I knew the moment that I…truly, when I saw him, I fell in love with him,' she explained, 'but I knew about a year in that he was the one for me.'
Bracey added: 'She's easy to love.'
Ally's wedding comes as her group Fifth Harmony is in talks to reunite after calling it quits in 2018, The Hollywood Reporter revealed.
All of the group's members with the exception of Camila Cabello are set to get back together.
The group was formed on X Factor in 2012 and consisted of Cabello Normani, Ally Brooke, Dinah Jane and Lauren Jauregui. The quintet went on to become one of the best-selling girl groups of the 2010s.
THR reported, 'The group is working on a documentary to chronicle their return to the stage, which would capture footage on a yet-to-be-announced tour.
'It's unclear who is managing the group, but Will Bracey, who is married to Fifth Harmony member Ally Brooke — and serves as chief operating officer of the Justin Bieber family office — is said to be leading the charge.'
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