Little Mix star Leigh-Anne Pinnock marries footballer Andre Gray in beachfront wedding

The happy couple said 'I Do' in front of friends and family, including Little Mix pal Jade Thirlwall, while staying on the Caribbean island.

The Sweet Melody songstress opted for a clinging dress and styled her hair out of her face, while Andre opted for grey trousers and a white shirt.

The happy couple and their guests danced along to reggae music on the beach to celebrate their marriage.

The romantic nuptials came hot on the heels of Leigh-Anne's sun-soaked hen do.

The 31-year-old reunited with bandmate Jade Thirwall for the boozy mini holiday which Leigh-Anne described as a “dream”,

But fans were left questioning why Perrie Edwards wasn't with them, flocking to social media to ask questions about her absence.

Leigh-Anne didn't address them but did say: “We made a fricken movie, the hen of dreams. I love these women more then humanly possible.

“And s**t I'm getting married y'all.”

Leigh-Anne and Andre first got together seven years ago.

The pair got engaged in May during the coronavirus lockdown, with Andre presenting Leigh-Anne with a £40,000 ring.

Professional footballer Andre took to Instagram to share the exciting news, writing: "Let the caption speak for itself this time. Hasta la muerte."

A year later Leigh-Ann revealed that she was pregnant for the first time as she showed off her growing bump.

She said: "We've dreamed about this moment for so long and we can't believe the dream is finally coming true... we can't wait to meet you."

In August it was confirmed that she had become a mum for the first time after giving birth to TWINS.

Announcing her happy news, the star fans: "We asked for a miracle, we were given two... Our Cubbies are here 16/08/21."

It's been a busy year for Leigh-Anne, who has thrown herself into her solo career while Little Mix are on hiatus.

In April she flew out to Istanbul with her team to rehearse and shoot a big budget video for her debut solo single.

The video was choreographed by King O’Holi, who previously worked with Leigh-Anne on Little Mix’s hit video for Sweet Melody, which propelled the track to No1.