Outlander's Nell Hudson marries fiancé Max King in 'beautiful' wedding
Outlander actress Nell Hudson has confirmed that she has married her partner Max King in an intimate ceremony
Outlander sensation Nell Hudson has joyfully exchanged vows with her beau Max King in a lovely, low-key wedding ceremony.
The actress, best known for her role as Laoghaire MacKenzie on the smash-hit Starz series, gracefully donned an elegant white dress with ruffles, lovingly cradling her baby bump during a charming photoshoot adorned with flowers.
Max, bursting with happiness, stood beside his bride, with both basking in the matrimonial bliss that was to follow.
Social media followers were initially treated to a glimpse of their romance when they revealed their engagement in March last year, sharing an adorable image set against the iconic backdrop of Paris's Eiffel Tower.
Nell, 34, disclosed plans for a "very tiny family-only wedding before the baby comes" relaying her enthusiasm at having her future brother-in-law, Larry King, playing a pivotal part in the special day, reports the Scottish Daily Express.
Laoghaire made a bombshell return to Outlander last year
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Eager to offer her social media supporters a sneak peek, Nell joyously captioned her recent post: "First little look at some wedding pics [love heart emoji] what can I say that hasn't ever been said it really was the best day ever."
She also took the opportunity to acknowledge @devonmakeupgirl for her stellar makeup job and Larry for lending his expertise to her bridal hairstyle.
Outlander fans have enthusiastically inundated Nell's announcement with warm wishes and commendations on this life-changing event, filling her comments section with love and adoration.
Amongst the sea of admirers, there were sentiments like "Beautiful. That dress is amazing."
And: "Aww so many congratulations you two!!! You both look amazing."
Even Downton Abbey's luminary Joanne Froggatt chimed in with heartfelt felicitations, commenting: "Beautiful! Congratulations!"
"Gorgeous photos of a beautiful day," remarked one admirer. "Congratulations to you!"
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Another pleased follower commented: "I'm thrilled for you!! You are glowing with happiness."
Nell's character Laoghaire, who had a fleeting romantic entanglement with the dashing Highlander Jamie Fraser (portrayed by Sam Heughan), surprised fans with her return in Outlander's ongoing seventh season.
There's also buzz that she might reappear for the eighth and concluding season, which is set to wrap up the grand time-tripping narrative.
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The good news for enthusiasts of the series is that the journey doesn't end there; with the Outlander universe expanding, the spin-off, Outlander: Blood of My Blood, has already been confirmed for an additional series.
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