

Boris Johnson ‘marries Carrie Symonds in secret ceremony’
29th May 2021
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has married love Carrie Symonds in a secret ceremony, according to reports.© Provided by Extra.ie
The couple are understood to have married at Westminster Cathedral with a handful of close friends and family present.
Johnson is the first UK Prime Minister to marry while in office since Lord Liverpool married Mary Chester in 1822.© Provided by Extra.ie UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has married love Carrie Symonds in a secret ceremony, according to reports. Pic: Stefan Rousseau – WPA Pool /Getty Images
The Cathedral was cleared Saturday afternoon, The Sun claims, as visitors were whisked out of the building — unaware of the wedding that was about to take place.
An alleged staff member told the publication: ‘Yes, there was a wedding. It was the Prime Minister.
‘Carrie looked beautiful. She had a long white dress with no veil. She looked made up.
‘He was extremely happy as you can imagine, he looked very smart, and was in a very dapper suit.© Provided by Extra.ie The Cathedral was reportedly cleared Saturday afternoon as visitors were whisked out of the building — unaware of the wedding that was about to take place. Pic: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images
‘She came down the aisle and he didn’t take his eyes off her.
‘They read each other’s vows and then they shared a kiss. They looked besotted.’
Their ceremony comes just six days after the pair reportedly sent out save-the-date cards to guests to keep Saturday July 30, 2021 free for a marriage celebration.
Johnson and Symonds became engaged in December 2019 and have a child, one-year-old Wilfred, together.© Provided by Extra.ie Johnson and Symonds became engaged in December 2019 and have a child, one-year-old Wilfred, together. Pic: Peter Summers/Getty Images
The birth came two days after Mr Johnson returned to work in Downing Street.
The former Mayor of London was absent for three weeks due to COVID-19.
Miss Symonds also appeared to be struck down with the virus and was bedridden with symptoms, however she made a full recovery.
