Ariana Grande has tied the knot with fiancé Dalton Gomez in a "tiny and intimate" wedding ceremony.
The 27-year-old megastar and her now-husband, a 25-year-old real estate agent, said "I do" over the weekend in front of fewer than 20 guests.
Grande's rep confirmed the nuptials to People, stating: "It was tiny and intimate - less than 20 people. The room was so happy and full of love. The couple and both families couldn't be happier."
As reported by TMZ, the wedding took place at the home the couple share in Montecito, where the likes of media mogul Oprah Winfrey and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex reside.
A source told People: "Both Ari and Dalton love Montecito. They spend a lot of time there. It seems only natural that they would get married at Ari's beautiful and historic house."
The 'One Last Time' hitmaker announced her engagement to Gomez back in December in a social media post. The post included photos of her ring and intimate snaps of her and Gomez, which were accompanied by the heartfelt caption, "Forever n then some. [sic]"
The pair had started dating in January 2020, less than a year before their engagement, and spent much of the pandemic in quarantine at her home.
"They couldn't be happier, they're just so excited. This is a happy time for them, both sets of parents are thrilled," an insider told People at the time.
Less than half a year into their relationship, the duo went public in her music video for 'Stuck With U' - a track she made with fellow chart-topper Justin Bieber.
The following month, she shared a sweet photo of them with her 235 million Instagram followers.
In April, the pop icon went on to share several adorable photos of them as a couple, including a snap of them sharing a kiss under the stars.
Grande was previously engaged to Saturday Night Live comic Pete Davidson. Their short-lived whirlwind romance began in May 2018, with the pair getting engaged shortly after. Less than five months later, in October 2018, they called off their engagement.
Prior to her romance with Davidson, Grande famously dated rappers Big Sean and Mac Miller, who tragically passed away in 2018.
