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Ariana Grande, Dalton Gomez tie the knot

Ariana Grande MarriesDalton Gomez in Secret Ceremony.TMZ reports thatAriana Grande andDalton Gomez haveofficially tied the knot. .A representative for Grande confirmed thepair got married in a secret ceremony at Grande’shome in California this weekend. .According to TMZ, the “informal” weddinghad fewer than 20 guests and was “very intimate”and “filled with a lot of love.” .It is unclear whether the wedding wasplanned or an impulsive decision. .Grande and Gomez began dating at the beginning of2020 and kept their relationship a secret for months. .Grande is still very selective aboutwhat she reveals on social media. .She did take to Instagram in December 2020to announce their engagement by showingoff her new engagement ring
By The Associated Press
Updated May 18, 2021

NEW YORK — Ariana Grande is a newlywed.

A representative for the singer confirmed that she recently married real estate agent Dalton Gomez.

Grande’s rep told People that they tied the knot in a small and intimate wedding, where less than 20 people attended. It was not clear when the wedding took place.

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"The room was so happy and full of love. The couple and both families couldn't be happier," the rep told People.

Grande, 27, and Gomez, 25, announced their engagement in December. They began dating in January 2020 and quarantined together during the pandemic.

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Grande is currently on the pop charts with the hits “34+35,” “Positions,” “pov” and the “Save Your Tears” remix with The Weeknd. She will work as a coach on “The Voice” in the fall.

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