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Paul Weller Reportedly Got Married In Italy Last Week!



From Spinner.com

Congratulations to Paul Weller, who is reported to have married girlfriend Hannah Andrews during a low-key ceremony in Capri, Italy, last week.

The Modfather got engaged to Andrews, nearly 30 years younger than him, in April this year, as reported in Spinner. The couple tied the knot in a low-key gathering with just a handful of guests, The Sun reported.

"Paul didn't want a public wedding," a source was quoted by the paper. "He and Hannah agreed to just invite a select few family and friends. They didn't want to make a big deal about it."

A backing singer, Andrews performed on Weller's 2008 album '22 Dreams' and his subsequent tour. His previous relationship, with partner Samantha Stock, ended just before Christmas 2008. Last month, Weller told The Sunday Times that he did not feel he had to defend the age gap.

Quoted at the Post Chronicle Web site, he said, "As far as I'm concerned, she could have been 34 or 44 -- I haven't got a thing about young chicks. I like all women. What can I say? I'm in love and that's that. We work, we're in love, and we compliment each other. She just fills a part of me. I've been in love before, but I've never felt as fulfilled as this."

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  1. Anonymous4 October 2010 at 22:20

    congratulations may they be happy and sod everyone else! Good on ya Mr Weller - peacocksuit189, Kent

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  2. mod-father446 October 2010 at 15:03

    congratulations Paul & Hannah, wishing you all the best for your future together. See you in november at LG arena ........Keep the faith ! :-)

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