Swimmer shares pictures from wedding ceremony with Nicole Johnson
Four months after officially getting married, the swimmer and Nicole Johnson hold a wedding ceremony in Arizona, USA.
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Months after secretly becoming officially married, the swimmer and his wife, Nicole, hold a wedding ceremony as their baby, Boomer, and other guests watch on.
The Olympic multiple champion posted a picture of the ceremony on Instagram on Sunday, October, 30th, adding the words: "My best friend.... I love you!!"
In a previously published article, we reported how TMZ broke that Michael and Nicole have been married since June 2016.
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The swimming veteran confirms the secret wedding in a Facebook Live session last Thursday, October 27, 2016.
“I've been married for a while, been married for a while, couple months. I had to keep it secret from y'all… Nicole and I are married. We are officially married,” he said.
In last Saturday's ceremony, which comes four months after being officially married, Phelps looks dapper in a light-colored suit as he walks hand in hand down the aisle with his bride who was all smiles beside him in her daring dress, created by Julie Vino.
The dress was made with a beautifully designed bodice, and thigh-high slit in the skirt.
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When one viewer asked during the Facebook Live session why the marriage was kept a secret for so long, Michael Phelps “Why is it a secret? Just because. Got to always have something, guy.”
The record Olympic gold medalist adds that he and his wife might be welcoming baby number two soon.
Congrats to Michael and Nicole Phelps!
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