We don't want to bring up Christmas in June but, trust us, this news warrants it. Remember that little boy from Love Actually, who played the drums while his crush sang All I Want For Christmas Is You? The one you cooed and cried at as he had candid discussions with his on-screen father (who was none other than Liam Neeson) about the death of his mother? Well, that adorable little boy is all grown up, and he's married!
Thomas Brodie-Sangster is the actor who played ten-year-old Sam in everyone's favourite Christmas film, and over the weekend he tied the knot with actress Talulah Riley. The low-key ceremony took place at St George’s Church in Anstey in Hertfordshire and the pair couldn't have looked happier as they left the church and were showered in confetti.
The pair's nuptials come just under a year since Thomas and Talulah announced their engagement on Instagram, and there was even a sweet reference to Love Actually in Thomas' post as he wrote, 'Happy to announce that Talulah and I are engaged. Love is all around x.'
The final sentence in the caption is, of course, a direct quote from Hugh Grant's moving monologue in the film, as well as the title of a song by The Troggs, which Bill Nighy’s character turns into a Christmas song in the movie.
Talulah has also appeared in some well-loved films, including Pride & Prejudice and St Trinian's.
Thomas Brodie-Sangster and Talulah Riley first met during the filming of the FX miniseries Pistol, a biographical drama about the Sex Pistols’ rise to fame.
You also might have heard of Talulah because she was married to Tesla CEO Elon Musk twice, between 2010 and 2012 and 2013 to 2016. Here's hoping that it's third times the charm!
When Talulah shared the news of her engagement to Thomas on X formerly known as Twitter - which coincidentally Elon owns - with a selfie of the couple cuddling with the caption, 'Very happy to share that after two years of dating, Thomas Brodie-Sangster and I are engaged!' Elon took the time to reply to the announcement congratulating his ex-wife with a heart emoji. Turns out you really can stay on good terms with your ex, even after two divorces!
Daisy Hall is a News and Entertainment writer on Grazia, specialising in TV and film.