The Apprentice star Jack Davies has tied the knot with his fiancée Ellie, with a number of his co-stars in attendance.
Phil Turner, who competed on the most recent series of the BBC One show alongside Jack, took to Instagram to share photos from the big day, posing with fellow contestants Dr Paul Midha and Virdi Mazaria.
Alongside a series of photos and videos, Phil wrote: "Got to love a good wedding. Privilege to be part of Jack and Ellie’s special day x x."
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Phil made it to the final of this year's Apprentice, losing out to Rachel Woolford, who became Lord Sugar's new business partner.
Jack, on the other hand, had a memorable exit from the show after the fourth task.
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The task had been set on the island of Jersey, and each group was tasked with securing nine separate items under both time and budgetary constraints.
Jack was fired alongside Amina Khan, marking the first double elimination of the series.
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But despite the negative outcome, Jack was positive when he reflected on the task during an appearance on The Apprentice: You're Fired!
“That Jersey task was absolutely amazing,” he said. “I was in my element with all the negotiating. I was gutted, but I was really shocked.
“It might have been my downfall – in my head I was like, ‘I’m not going here as I did a good negotiation but the rest of the team didn’t do as well.’ I was buzzing when everybody came back in – I thought I was off the hook, but obviously, I wasn’t.”
The Apprentice and its spinoff The Apprentice: You're Fired! are streaming on BBC iPlayer.
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