A POPULAR BBC presenter has finally tied the knot after a three-year engagement.
The popular TV and radio star said ‘I do’ to his partner in a sun-soaked Spanish ceremony.
Scott Mills, 51, is understood to have tied the knot with his audio producer fiance Sam Vaughan today in Barcelona.
The pair became engaged in 2021 having already been a couple for four years.
Scott and Sam had jetted themselves and their pals off to the Spanish city for a weekend of wedding celebrations.
The popular BBC star took some time off from the radio airwaves last week in order to put the final wedding preparations in place and head abroad for the big day.
At the time, his colleague and close pal, Rylan, threw his a pre-wedding party live on air in order to mark the then-upcoming big day.
Scott and Sam have been jetting back and forth to Barcelona over the past few months in order to ensure their big day runs like clockwork.
They have shared on their social media accounts how they have indulged in various menu tastings and venue visits in order to make sure everything is perfect.
Earlier this week, Sam uploaded a photo from an airport lounge where he and Scott were enjoying a tipple of Prosecco before flying out to Spain.
He added the caption: “Let’s jet off to get married then @realscottmills.”
Scott’s Radio 2 pal Zoe Ball confirmed that she was among the guests of the big day.
She shared a photo of her jetting off on a plane where she added a sticker to read “it’s happening” before tagging the boys in the post.
Zoe also spoke about the happy couple on her breakfast radio show just hours before heading to the airport.
She told all of her listeners: “So this weekend our boy Scott Mills is getting married, to our friend Sam who often works on the breakfast show….
“So excited to watch them walking down the aisle. They are gorgeous, gorgeous boys.”
Capital FM star Chris Stark is also thought to be among the attendees after he shared an image of a Barcelona sunset on Friday night.
Chris worked alongside Scott every day during their time at BBC Radio 1 together.
