Charli XCX And George Daniel Got Married
BBC reports that the pair, who first confirmed their engagement in November 2023, apparently wed in London.
Charli and George first linked up after working on "Spinning" with The 1975 and No Rome in 2021.
The BBC added that a fan video sparked online speculation of their wedding when they were spotted on the steps of Hackney Town Hall on July 19.
They reportedly invited 20 wedding guests, including Charli's parents and Daniel's bandmates (except Matty Healy).
Charli seemingly confirmed the news when she posted a TikTok video posing in a white wedding dress and veil with the text "when george ins't crying when he sees me walking down the aisle." In the caption, Charli wrote, "luckily he did xx."
Charli shared a second video captioned "bridal party energy!" which included a shot of George wearing Charli's veil.
Reacting to the video of the newlyweds, one fan said, "So George Daniel is now George XCX."
"this is the single most important thing since we discovered fire," another said.
Another fan wrote, "this is my royal wedding."
Finally, Tinashe wrote "CONGRATS QUEEN," with a champagne toast emoji.
Congrats, George and Charli!
We reached out to Charli's team for more details, and we'll let you know if we hear back!
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