Jamie Laing has revealed he and Sophie Habboo are set to tie the knot for a second time in a ceremony in Spain.
Made In Chelsea star Jamie, 34, and his co-star Sophie, 29, said "I do" in a small, intimate ceremony at Chelsea on Friday.
Jamie and Sophie, who had been engaged for 16 months, tied the knot with a select group of loved ones present and enjoyed a post-wedding lunch at Stanley's Restaurant in Chelsea.
However, a number of celebrity pals missed out on the big day including Sam Thompson, Zara McDermott and Jamie's best pal Spencer Matthews.
After tying the knot with Sophie, who wore a Kourtney Kardashian-inspired short wedding gown on the day, Jamie shared snaps from their big day and revealed in an Instagram post they are set to walk down the aisle once again.
Jamie shared the news as he reacted to a comment from a troll.
The comment read: "I also can't wait for the wedding. I don't follow either of them on any platform, don't watch them on tv, have zero interest in them and yet I cannot escape this wedding.
"It's everywhere and I'm sick of it, so bring on the wedding, have an amazing time and move on, pleeeeease!"
Jamie revealed the pair are set to tie the knot again in Spain as he responded to the critic.
Writing above the comment, which he shared a screenshot of and posted on his Instagram story, Jamie quipped: "Forgot to tell you Heidi.... We have our big Wedding in Spain in May.
"The London one was just the registry office.... Sorry you have to wait a little longer".
It comes after Jamie gushed over tying the knot with Sophie in a sweet Instagram post days before their Chelsea nuptials.
As he posted a montage video of their romance on his Instagram, Jamie gushed: "I get to Marry my best mate this week and I cannot wait" followed by a heart emoji.
Jamie and Sophie got engaged in December 2021 and the Candy Kittens boss announced the news on Instagram, in a post which read: "I couldn’t think of anything better than spending the rest of my life with you @habboosophie".
The couple had received an offer to have their big day captured by Made In Chelsea producers, but turned it down.
Strictly Come Dancing star Jamie told the MailOnline in April last year: "We got asked to do a TV show but it's tricky.
"I have done reality for so long and it's tough on the soul. I don't think TV is ever on your own terms so unless you have control over those things then it's quite difficult.
"It's one of those things that you must decide whether you want to go down the reality TV route again or not."
Jamie then added how he was "parking" reality TV for the meantime.
