Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has set tongues wagging that he may have sectedly wed girlfriend Debbie Gwyther in Italy.
The couple got engaged in 2019 on the Amalfi Coast had been previously set to wed in 2020 but postponed their marriage plans during the pandemic. Wonderwall singer Liam told the world the reason they postponed the wedding was because he "didn't want to hide his pretty face in a mask".
However the pair could now already be husband and wife, after family and close friends joined them in Italy at Lake Como although brother Noel Gallagher was nowhere to be seen.
Liam's sons Gene and Lennon joined him and his fiancée at the wedding hotspot in Italy as well as close friends, with speculation rife that the group gathering was ahead of Liam and Debbie finally tying the knot.
Liam's son Lennon is from his first marriage to actress Patsy Kensit with son Gene coming from his second marriage to All Saints singer Nicole Appleton. He also has daughter Molly from an affair in 1998 and another daughter Gemma from another affair in 2011.
Mirror contacted Liam's and manager girlfriend Debbie for comment.
Speaking in an interview with Q magazine, Liam revealed he wished he did things differently and that he would have changed how his personal life unfolded.
He said: "Probably personal stuff. Breaking up marriages, being a bit of a f*****g idiot with the kids. D*****g people about, upsetting them."
The potential wedding also comes after Liam delighted fans by teasing a possible Oasis reunion, but on the condition of his beloved football team Manchester City winning the Champions League tournament.
A fan asked the star if the band would ever reform, he responded with: "I’m ready to go."
He isn't the only one who is ready for the Britpop band to make its return to touring, as former rhythm guitarist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs confirmed to Radio X he would be keen for a comeback.
On his own special episode for Radio X, he revealed: "Some days you wake up and think Nah, there's no need for it. It's been done. But when I'm on stage with Liam Gallagher as a solo artist, and I come out and we play Rock 'N' Roll Star and the place erupts. People are bouncing higher and harder than they did at some of the gigs back in the day.
"I look at that first ten rows when I'm playing an arena with Liam, and they're like 16 or 17 years of age. These people weren't even born until well into Oasis' career.
"So if there was a reunion, wouldn't it be worth it for them? To come and witness that band? In that sense it would be worth just one gig next year for those kids at the front, who are jumping and bouncing at Liam's gigs."
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