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Ex-EastEnders actor Jack Derges marries stunning fiancé in lavish ceremony
EASTENDERS hunk Jack Derges has married his long term fiancée in a lavish ceremony surrounded by family and friends.
The actor, who is best known for playing builder Andy Flynn on the BBC soap, tied the knot with his stunning fiancée Yasmin Alamiri over the weekend.
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Jack took to Instagram to share some snaps from their special day with his followers.
Captioning a snap of himself and Yasmin following the nuptials, Jack wrote: “We did a thing.”
The snap shows the pair beaming for the camera as they walk up a lavish staircase following their nuptials.
Yasmin looked stunning in a backless lace bridal gown, with her hair styled an elegant updo and her make-up flawlessly applied.
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They were all smiles as they emerged from the ceremony to be greeted by cheers from their loved ones and showered with wedding confetti.
Jack captioned the clip: "I think the lads enjoyed that…"
The pair were congratulated by their friends and family - including Jack’s former EastEnders co-stars.
Soap star Danny-Boy Hatchard wrote: “Congratulations pal.”
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While former EastEnders star Leon Lopez penned: “Congratulations guys.”
With actor Riley Carter Millington, who played Kyle Slater on the soap, adding: “Agh! Congratulations Jack. That’s amazing.”
EastEnders legend James Bye also showed his support by hitting the heart button on Jack’s snap and writing: "Congratulations mate."
Jack also added a selection of snaps of himself posing alongside his mum and sister during his big day.
Jack and Yasmin already share two young children, three-year-old Freddie Gray and one-year-old Raffi Jack together.
His EastEnders character was revealed as the adoptive brother of Ronnie Mitchell’s long lost daughter Danielle, who was killed-off in 2009 when she was hit by a car.
Back to avenge his sister, Andy had been stalking Ronnie, who he blamed for her death, using her sister Roxy as a way to get to her.
The muscular hunk later swapped Walford for the West End, playing a gay hustler called Cowboy in hit Broadway show The Boys In The Band.
He has also had guest stints in various TV shows including Casualty and Doctors.
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