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Home and Away star Lukas Radovich marries partner in lavish Sydney wedding
Former Home and Away star Lukas Radovich has married his partner in a glamorous wedding in Sydney.
The Australian actor, who played Ryder Jackson on the Seven soap from 2017 until 2022, shared a sweet video of his first dance with now-husband, professional netballer Liam Forcadilla.
The happy couple married on Friday in a grand celebration at the Grounds of Alexandria, which was attended by fellow stars on the long-running soap, including Emily Weir, Shane Withington, Courtney Miller and Sophie Dillman.
Taking to Instagram, Radovich and Forcadilla shared a clip of themselves dancing to Taylor Swift's Lover, as silver confetti dropped from the ceiling while they shared a kiss.
Attendees could be heard cheering as the pair slow danced on the dance floor.
'You can hear the love in the room,' Forcadilla wrote alongside the video.
Radovich, 30, became engaged to Forcadilla, who plays for the Australian men's netball team, in February last year.
The duo met on Tinder and began dating in 2020.
After departing Home and Away, Radovich opened up to the The Daily Telegraph about his sexuality for the first time.
He said he came out to his parents just prior to accepting a role on the hit TV show.
'The reason I wasn't publicly talking about it when I was on the show was because I was still coming to terms with my sexuality,' Radovich said in the 2023 interview.
'If I had have been on the show now, it might have been a different story. I definitely think when I was in my young 20s, I was still discovering myself and that now I feel comfortable enough to be able to talk about it.
'The last five years has been quite a big journey for me, one, because of the show but also too coming into my own sense of self, just being comfortable I guess.
'I can't even remember what point I started telling people but it was definitely before the show. Coming into that world, I am quite a shy person by nature, quite introverted, so it takes a while for me to warm up to talking about things. And then after that it just wasn't an issue.'
