Married At First Sight stars Tayah Victoria, Adam Aveling officially announce their marriage



The couple celebrated their real-life wedding over the weekend
The couple celebrated their real-life wedding over the weekend

Married At First Sight stars Tayah Victoria and Adam Aveling are officially married now

The couple celebrated their real-life wedding over the weekend.

Having initially met on the Channel 4 reality show in 2021, where the marriages aren't legally binding, they have continued to thrive in their relationship. 

On Sunday, the electrician and estate agent, who have a daughter together, announced their joyous wedding news and posted a photo of their beautiful rings.

Tayah penned in the caption: 'Finishing the year off strong, 28/12/23', as their pals rushed to congratulate them.

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