Inside Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd's romantic Italian honeymoon with new bride
Jack P Shepherd and Hanni Treweek are living La Dolce Vita in a romantic honeymoon trip to Italy. The Coronation Street star and his influencer wife Hanni got married last weekend at Manchester Cathedral.
The pair tied the knot in front of family and friends including their Coronation Street pals. Helen Worth, who played David Platt's mum Gail, was in attendance at his big day alongside his on-screen siblings - Ben Price (Nick Tisley) and Tina O'Brien (Sarah Platt).
Colson Smith, who played Craig Tinker, was Jack's best man and hundreds of friends - including some of his Celebrity Big Brother co-stars - packed the cathedral and partied into the early hours with the happy couple.
Now Jack and Hanni are on their romantic Italian honeymoon. Take a look at some of the amazing places they've visited so far...
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Jack and Hanni's cute selfie
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A dip in the sea!
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Keeping cool
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Jack's wistful pose
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Day turns into night!
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Pompeii!
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The Path of Gods was worth the hike!
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Hanni enjoys the cool waters
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Jack's sweet post
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Jack's unusual outfit choice!
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