Harry Potter and Wonder Woman actor David Thewlis has announced that he has married his other half Hermine, with a heartfelt post that harkens back to their first meeting.
The actor shared a series of photos to his Instagram, led by a picture of them sharing a kiss in the sunset. Alongside the photo he wrote a lengthy caption that reads: "When I first met Hermine she was wearing a cherry red dress with white polka dots and smoking tobacco from a clay pipe.
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"She told me she was the retired ringmistress of a travelling flea circus. I thought she was joking, but it was true. Ça a été un coup de foudre (it was love at first sight).
"These days nobody smokes and the only rings are on our fingers. These days, sleeping beside her, I wake up laughing in the middle of the night."
In the post, Thewlis continues by saying he's "already a little lost" as Hermine has gone to spend time away in France with her family, whilst he remains at home "hawking fine literature to the masses".
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According to some publications, the actor referred to Hermine as his wife in a post back in April, but it was not widely picked up on.
Thewlis was previously married to Very Annie Mary director Sarah Sugaman, and was in a relationship with Marcella's Anna Friel between 2001 and 2010.
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