A former Made In Chelsea star has married their long-term partner in a lavish London ceremony.
The 37-year-old who appeared on the E4 show for five years between 2013 and 2018, was photographed leaving the registry office with her new husband.
The bride looked wowed in a stunning bardot-style wedding dress, which featured long sleeves and a figure-hugging waist.
Made In Chelsea star Francesca Newman-Young is married! Former reality star stuns in an elegant ivory gown as she ties the knot with Peter Clarke in a town hall ceremony https://t.co/RA5p2jbgZ6
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Francesca Newman-Young married her partner Peter Clarke in a ceremony at Chelsea Town Hall on Saturday.
Francesca carried a bright bouquet of flowers in her hand, while her husband carried their gorgeous pup under his arm.
Their Tibetan Spaniel was dressed to impress for the occasion and sported a pearl lead as she left the venue with the newlyweds.
Francesca’s sister Olivia, who also appeared on the reality series with her sibling, was by her side as she tied the knot to Peter.
Olivia who joined the show in 2013 with her sister Fran, left the programme to pursue a career in make-up artistry.
The 32-year-old has most recently worked with Girls Aloud on their reunion tour, doing make-up and hair for band member Nadine Coyle while on the road.
However, Olivia took some time off for her sister’s big day as she was spotted arriving to the ceremony alongside her sister.
The former reality star proved herself to be every inch the doting sister, as she carried the train of Fran’s dress into the town hall.
Since her reality television days, Francesca has had a career change and is now an influencer, writer, and podcaster.
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The former reality star announced her engagement to Peter in January 2022, sharing sweet snaps of her stunning yellow diamond ring to her Instagram
Peter popped the question during a trip to Jamaica after seven years together.
Fran shared the news with the hilarious caption: “Jamaican me a wife.”
