The wedding took place in the Catholic Westminster Cathedral, which was closed during the ceremony.
In London on Saturday, May 29, a secret wedding ceremony was held for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his fiancée Carrie Symonds, The Sun reported.
According to the source, the ceremony was attended by about 30 people from the inner circle of the couple, who reportedly received invitations at the last minute.
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The wedding took place in the Catholic Westminster Cathedral, the entrance to which was closed during the ceremony – about 1.5 hours.
As noted by The Daily Telegraph, Boris Johnson became the second prime minister in British history (after Robert Jenkinson) to get married while he was in charge of the government.
A source close to Carrie said:
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Recall that 56-year-old Johnson and 33-year-old Symonds announced their engagement in March last year after the prime minister’s divorce from his previous wife Marina Wheeler.
A month later, the couple had a son, who was named Wilfred Lowry Nicholas.
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