Stavros Flatley star Lagi Demetriou has married his fiancée Annika Crawford, five months after the couple welcomed their first child.
The Britain's Got Talent star, 26, who rose to fame when he performed alongside his father Demetrios on the show in 2009, took to Instagram to share a slew of loved-up snaps from the big day.
Annika, who welcomed her child Xenia with Lagi in March, stunned in a form-fitting white satin gown as she tied the knot with the dancer in Cyprus.
One image showed the couple posing alongside a beautiful sunset after being declared husband and wife.
Another image showed Lagi presenting his new wife with her bouquet as they prepared to exchange vows in a Greek Orthodox ceremony.
He penned the caption: 'Thank you to every single person that made this night so special... All our bridesmaids and groomsmen ⛪️ and everyone else who done everything they could for us ! We love you all ❤️ Mr and Mrs Demetriou.'
Last week, Annika shared a stunning snap from her hen night in Paphos, donning a pretty white dress and a matching veil.
Lagi and Annika have been dating for five years, and got engaged on New Year's Eve in 2020.
In April, Lagi revealed he and Annika had welcomed their first child together, sharing a sweet black-and-white snap of himself and Annika holding their tiny baby's hand.
He simply captioned the post: 'Xenia Demetriou. 31•03•2022'
In November, he shared the news with his fans that he and Annika were expecting their first child in a TikTok post.
In the sweet video, the pair shared a slew of happy memories together before revealing Annika's baby bump at the end.
Sharing the news, he wrote: 'To another new chapter with my beautiful wife to be. I love you @neekzs.'
His then fiancée shared a picture of her baby bump on Instagram, writing: 'Our Next chapter – Baby Demetriou.'
Lagi and his father Demi got all the way to the final of BGT in 2009 after impressing the judges with their silly dance moves.
However, Lagi quit Stavros Flatley after they appeared on 2019's Britain's Got Talent: The Champions.
At the time the pair said this is the right time to break up as Lagi wishes to focus on his barber shop in Cyprus.
Lagi told MailOnline: 'When we got to The Champions, I thought this was the right time to leave. But Simon Cowell told me not to quit forever. So I will return for some shows.'
According to The Sun, Demi will continue to perform as Stavros Flatley with his nephew Samson, 19, taking over from his son
He told the publication: 'We’ve done this for 10 years for a joke. We’ve done so many amazing things but what is there left to do? We’ve done the Royal Variety, we’ve played in China, Monaco - everywhere.
'So when we got to The Champions, I thought this was the right time to leave. But Simon Cowell told me not to quit forever.'
Following the news of their 'split' Stavros Flatley appeared to poke fun at their impending exit in a hilarious video posted by judge Amanda Holden.
Stavros Flatley made their debut on Britain's Got Talent in 2009 when they immediately won the hearts of the nation with their humorous take on Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance routine.
Their series was ultimately won by dance troupe Diversity with singer Susan Boyle finishing as runner-up.
Demi claimed he and his son had pocketed more than £2million thanks to their success on Britian's Got Talent and their subsequent performances.
Demi added that he believes Samson will be a hit with fans going forward as 'he has a six-pack'.
Stavros Flatley have reached the finals of Britain's Got Talent: The Champions after they were invited back to the show to compete against a number of other popular acts from past series and international versions of the show.
