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Russell Brand is a married man!
The English actor and comedian tied the knot with longtime love Laura Gallacher at a church near their home in Henley-on-Thames, Oxon, on Saturday, The Sun reports.
In photos from the event, the newlyweds are shown embracing aboard a steamboat. According to The Sun , Brand hired the boat to take their guests to an Indian-themed reception following the ceremony.
The Sun described the event as a small celebration alongside a few family and close friends — including their 9-month-old daughter, whose name is reportedly Mabel.
The BBC reports that Brand himself confirmed the news on Sunday on his Radio X podcast, saying, “I’m living a married life now … I’m domestic.”
Guests reportedly included Noel Gallagher, comedian David Baddie and British talk-show host Jonathan Ross.
Brand and lifestyle blogger Gallacher, 30, welcomed their baby girl in November after rekindling their romance in 2015 (they had dated off and on since 2007).
“I think it’s to have something outside of yourself that’s more important than you, other than West Ham United,” the star joked in January about his experience with new fatherhood.
Brand added in March that he has a “candid, plain, all-encompassing love” for his daughter. “The thing that’s been the most spectacular thing is my life is the most ordinary thing in my life. A baby came out … the same experience we all have,” he said.
“Now, I’m responsible for this human being … This resource of love that you have in you is limitless and everybody is worthy of love.”
The marriage is the second for Brand, who famously wed Katy Perry in India in 2010 before splitting just 14 months later — but it’s all water under the bridge for the Get Him to the Greek star.
“I still feel very warm towards her,” he said in March of Perry, 32. “I feel like, when I hear about her or see her, ‘Aw, there’s that person. There’s that person in the world.’ ”
Brand’s rep did not respond to a request for comment about the wedding reports.
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