Brian McFadden's daughters look stunning as they share behind-the-scenes glimpse inside his wedding day
Molly and Lily McFadden, who Brian shares with his ex-wife Kerry Katona, looked super glam as they shared a behind-the-scenes video from the big day.
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Flame-haired Molly flashed a perfect pout to the camera as she could be seen hanging out with her younger sister at the wedding.
She then panned the camera closer to her face as she beamed proudly next to her sister, Lily.
The girls then waved as Lily shouted "hi" down the lens of the camera.
They both appeared in high spirits for the do as Brian said his vows to Danielle Parkinson in front of his family and friends.
The 45-year-old shared the gorgeous wedding snaps alongside some sweet snaps of their daughter Ruby Jean on Instagram.
Dressed in beautiful white matching outfits and holding celebratory champagne, the happy couple beamed from head to toe.
And the stunning beach setting looked simply divine.
Fans were quick to share their thoughts and one wrote: "Awh congratulations to you both absolutely beautiful wishing you many happy years together."
Reality star Gemma Collins added: "Congratulations" alongside a series of red love hearts.
A third added: "Congratulations to you both what a beautiful family & you deserve this happiness x"
"Congratulations guys, hope you had the best day. Dani you looked amazing (Brian not bad either)" joked another.
Brian started dating high school PE teacher Danielle in 2016 after being introduced by crooner Cole Paige.
Danielle used to compete in the heptathlon for Rochdale Harriers at Under 21 level and dreamed to making the Olympics as a teenager.
The couple welcomed their baby daughter, Ruby Jean, into the world back in 2021.
But the pair had suffered two devastating miscarriages before announcing her pregnancy.
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