Johnny Knoxville, known for his antics on Jackass, has taken a major step in his personal life. The 54-year-old Fear Factor host recently announced via Instagram that he tied the knot with his long-time partner Emily Ting. The caption of the post read, “It seems I have had a lot of news lately but there is no news bigger than this. Today Emily and I got married and I’m the luckiest and happiest fella in the universe.”
The intimate ceremony was captured in photos shared by Knoxville, showing the couple standing in front of a wedding arch adorned with hundreds of pink roses. Their furry friend, Bucket, also made an appearance, adding to the joyous occasion.
Knoxville later continued his post, expressing his gratitude to filmmaker John Waters, who served as the minister at the ceremony. He mentioned, “Thank you John Waters we love you so. Ok I’m getting off Instagram now because it’s our wedding night, but I wanted everyone to know. Love to everybody, wahoooo!”
The groom wore a denim-blue velvet tuxedo for the occasion, perfectly complementing Emily’s baby blue minidress, making for a stylish and coordinated couple.
While it’s unclear when the couple first started dating, it is known that Ting worked as a costume designer on Knoxville’s latest film, Jackass Forever.
In a separate Instagram post, Ting shared her excitement for her work on the film, captioning a photo of Knoxville being bucked off a bull with, “I got to dress some awesome people in fun costumes to get very hurt. Truly my dream job.” She also teased the film’s release date, hinting at what’s to come in Jackass Forever.
The couple’s wedding marks a beautiful celebration of their love and commitment to each other, surrounded by family, friends, and their beloved pet. As they begin this new chapter together, their unique sense of style and shared passion for their work continue to shine through.
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