The super secretive couple have finally tied the knot
Their engagement has weathered many will they/won’t they storms with the interested parties maintaining a dignified silence throughout but this week Jennifer Aniston and her partner Justin Theroux have quietened their critics by tying the knot three years almost to the day of their engagement.
The happy couple have finally tied the knot
The couple are believed to have said their "I dos" in a secret ceremony at their private Bel Air mansion in front of an intimate A-List guest list.
VIPs from all over the world and spanning back throughout the main stars' illustrious careers were pictured at the front of the newlyweds house, including Ellen DeGeneres, Chelsea Handler and Lisa Kudrow.
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It has been reported that Friends actress Aniston, 46, had gone to great lengths to hide the nuptials - even confiscating her staff members’ phones during the last week.
Speaking on The Ellen Show earlier this year, Aniston admitted that even her friends had been concerned about the secrecy of their wedding.
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The Cake actress said: "Our friends Sacha and Isla (Baron Cohen and Fisher) showed up for four parties, four little gatherings, about a year ago, in beautiful wedding wear.
"Even the fourth of July, they showed up and Sacha was in a powder-blue suit and Isla was in a little cute dress and we were like, "Guys, it’s the Fourth of July. We are cutoffs, we are eating hot dogs, we will actually let you know!"
Aniston and Theroux, 44, started dating in May 2011 after meeting on the set of the film Wanderlust.
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