Ronnie O'Sullivan is now a married man, with the snooker icon wedding Laila Rouass in London.
The couple previously separated last year but, less than 12 months after going their separate ways, have now vowed to see out their lives together.
O'Sullivan, who is currently preparing for the start of the new snooker season, wrote a short message announcing the news.
The Rocket, 49, took to Instagram to write: "We finally made it official!! Mr & Mrs O’Sullivan."
Ronnie O'Sullivan is now a married man, with the snooker icon wedding Laila Rouass in London
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Figures such as Steve Bracknall and Ally McCoist have been among those quick to wish the couple well for the future.
Reports have suggested the duo are now poised to live in Dubai, with O'Sullivan detailing his desire to live in the Middle East earlier this year.
The snooker icon has a huge net worth of around £20million that will help with relocating.
O'Sullivan has earned a staggering £14m in prize money alone over the years, having dominated snooker over the past two decades or so.
Speaking about potentially living in the Middle East in May, the Rocket stated: "I think I am going to be moving out of the UK this year.
"I'll be moving away to the Middle East. We'll see how it goes - I might be back in six months.
"A new life somewhere else. I don't know how that is going to pan out.
"I will still try to play snooker but I don't know what the future looks like for me really.
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"It is a big part of my life but I have to try and figure out what my future looks like, whether it's playing or not."
Rouass, meanwhile, also took to social media to announce the news of their wedding - with the actress providing details about how they got hitched.
She said: "The Palestinians have taught me so much, most importantly to honour human connection, make love your motivator and to keep refreshing it.
"So after almost a year break…this was one way of pressing the refresh button.
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"Ok...so it wasn't Venice...that was fully booked. It was Cable Street in Shadwell where I was born and where my heart belongs.
"It’s where in 1936, local activists along with the Jewish community gathered together to demonstrate against the planned fascist BUF marchers and it’s on their shoulders we stood today and said our 'I do’s'.
"The Battle of Cable Street was used by my father as an example of how a community rooted in justice, can bring change…that we all have a duty to fight for the freedom and rights of others.
"The East End is the land of the immigrants. Its vibrancy, diversity and working class roots is something I treasure.
Ronnie O'Sullivan is set to leave the UK behind for a new life in the Middle East with Laila Rouass
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"I was born there, I was educated there, today I was married there and I will be buried there because my roots are my roots.
"Free Palestine. Mrs O'Sullivan."
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