Who is Liming’s wife?

Sina Entertainment News 41-year-old Tian Wang Liming married 27-year-old Le Jier in the Maldives. It turns out that for the sake of romance, he spent a million dollars to build a charming island for the wedding and got married harmoniously. After saying goodbye to being single, he also witnessed the marriage news in person. Thank you everyone for your blessings.

Lei Lai, who has always kept a low profile, secretly held a romantic wedding with his girlfriend Gaile on Thursday (13th) in the Maldives, a place of sunshine and beaches. Their three-year relationship blossomed. In order to maintain confidentiality, the two only invited no more than ten friends to attend the wedding. It is known that they include producer friend Lei Songde, manager Chen Shanzhi and assistant Ziquan, etc. Dawn spent millions to prepare for the wedding, and specially booked a hotel on a small island in the Maldives to hold the wedding. There is only one hotel on the island, so the two can have a warm and sweet wedding ceremony in a romantic and unmolested place, leaving a lasting impression. Unforgettable memories.

Two nights of partying with friends

It is reported that after the wedding, Lai Lai and Lok Jier held parties at the hotel for two consecutive nights to celebrate their wedding with a group of friends, becoming Li Lai Tai's Le Jier and her husband Li Ming wore sweet smiles all day long. Afterwards, the two will go to other places for their honeymoon and continue to enjoy the sweet time.

After Lai Lai learned that the marriage was disclosed, she readily admitted the news.

The Maldives is not only the place where the two got married, but also the place where Li Ming proposed to Le Jier twice. In the middle of last year, he often took his girlfriend to the Maldives for vacation, enjoying the sun and beaches, and at the same time actually testing his girlfriend whether she would like to hold the wedding here.

In fact, the Maldives, which consists of more than a thousand coral islands, is a honeymoon destination for newlyweds. In many places, there is only one hotel on an island, so you can book the entire island and "be the emperor" for one night for two people. up to HK$93,402. However, although local registration is romantic enough, it has no legal effect in Hong Kong, so the two may need to return to Hong Kong to re-register.