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Sunny Leone, Daniel Weber renew vows in Maldives after 13 years of marriage; kids make up their cute wedding party

Sunny Leone and Daniel Weber have renewed their vows after 13 years of marriage in a dreamy ceremony in Maldives.

Published on: Nov 4, 2024, 15:12:49 IST
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Sunny Leone, who tied the knot with Daniel Weber in 2011, has renewed her wedding vows with her husband. ETimes reported that the couple renewed their vows in an intimate ceremony in Maldives. The two were joined by their three children- Nisha, Noah and Asher. (Also read: Sunny Leone walks the ramp as a bride but her kids in front row steal the show. Watch as they scream and cheer for her)

Sunny and Daniel renew their vows

Sunny Leone and Daniel Weber have renewed their vows.
Sunny Leone and Daniel Weber have renewed their vows.

The report also shared stunning new pictures of the family from the ceremony in Maldives. In one picture, the two of them were seen smiling at each other, twinning in white outfits. Sunny looked beautiful in a white gown, holding flowers, while Daniel chose a white shirt and pair of white trousers. Sunny and Daniel posed with their three children for another picture. The report added that during the ceremony Daniel surprised Sunny with a new ring.

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Sunny revealed in 2011 that she was married to Daniel, an American actor, producer, and entrepreneur. In July 2017, the couple adopted their first child from Latur, a village in Maharashtra. The baby girl, whom they named Nisha Kaur Weber, was 21 months old at the time of adoption. On March 4, 2018, Sunny and Daniel announced the birth of their twin boys, born through surrogacy.

Sunny will be next seen in Anurag Kashyap's neo-noir thriller Kennedy, co-starring Rahul Bhat, Mohit Takalkar and Abhilash Thapliyal in pivotal roles. It had premiered at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.

 
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