Conor Maynard Marries Kitty Bertrand Amid Drama!

Conor Maynard tied the knot with his fiancée Kitty Bertrand on Saturday in a romantic ceremony surrounded by their loved ones.

The hitmaker, 33, took to Instagram on Monday to share the happy news with a snap of him and his bride celebrating after saying 'I do', as he declared in the caption: 'WE'RE MARRIED!!!'

Conor made a statement on his big day in a mustard yellow double-breasted suit with an open-collared white shirt underneath.

While Kitty looked breathtaking in a strapless white gown with an intricately embroidered bodice and flowing tulle skirt, finishing her bridal look with a veil and diamond tiara.

Further glimpses of the wedding were revealed by Conor's brother Jack on Instagram, who revealed that the couple were married by the singer's manager George Leighton.

The YouTuber shared another photo of him posing for a snap with his older brother and their little sister Anna, who flaunted her incredible figure in a tight-fitted floral dress.

Anna's boyfriend Harry Clark was also in attendance with Jack sharing a group shot with The Traitors champion and several other male pals getting ready for the ceremony with Conor, clad in matching dressing gowns and sipping on champagne.

Other confirmed guests at the nuptials were Masters of The Air actor Jon James Ewart and songwriter Brendan Buckley, who has penned a number of Conor's tracks, including Something To Me, Maybe I, Cherry On Top and Bad Feeling.

After becoming husband and wife, the newly-wedded couple jetted off on their honeymoon to Reykjavik, Iceland.

Conor took to his Stories to share a video of Kitty walking around their lavish accommodation and showing off the stunning views, as he wrote: 'And the honeymoon commences'.

He revealed he'd popped the question six months ago in a birthday post to Kitty, showing her proudly flaunting her sparkling ring as he gushed: 'Happy Birthday to my FIANCÉE. I'm ready to take on forever with you.'

Their wedding comes as the singer continues to be locked into a blistering paternity row with  star Charlotte Chilton, over her daughter Penelope.

Two paternity tests have found that Conor is not the father, while Charlotte, 34, has staunchly insisted he is the dad and the test results were incorrect.

The reality star publicly alleged in June 2024 that he was the father of her unborn 'miracle' baby, having fallen pregnant as a result of a one-night stand, after the pair were introduced by Harry at The Traitors wrap party.

After the birth in October 2024, she claimed the Can't Say No star refused to acknowledge her baby daughter Penelope as his own. 

A paternity test found Conor was not the dad, but Charlotte claimed an 'unidentified male was present' when his DNA sample was collected.

The mother-of-one also alleged Conor 'switched testing locations last minute' and that her own DNA was not taken.

The pair then took a second test, which proved once and for all that Conor did not father Charlotte's daughter - which was then followed up by a statement from her.

Her rep told Daily Mail at the time: 'For those of you who have followed Charlotte's journey since her appearance on BBC's The Traitors, will know she has fought an extraordinary battle for truth and justice with heartfelt conviction.

'We are forever grateful to everyone who has shown unwavering love and support to Charlotte over the past 12 months.

'Special thanks must also go to Charlotte's rockstar legal advisors, Lorna McCammon (SFR Law) and Paul Lunt (Brabners) for their invaluable counsel and guidance. We could not have done this without you.

'Charlotte will now take time to process, heal and reflect and when she is ready, she will finally share her story in full.'

Meanwhile, Conor took to social media to share his own statement, penning: 'Today I received the results of a second paternity test, which was requested by Charlotte regarding her baby girl, Penelope.

'As with the last test, this test has confirmed again that I am not Penelope's father.

'As Charlotte requested, Penelope's, Charlotte's and my DNA were all taken at a Ministry of Justice accredited DNA testing facility that was selected by Charlotte. The results are therefore conclusive.

'This has been difficult for me and my family, and I'm so grateful for everyone's support. I'm glad we can now finally draw a line under this.' 

Yet the pair continued to go back and forth on social media, with Conor making a number of sly swipes at Charlotte, including singing along to 's 1983 hit Billie Jean - which includes the lyric 'The kid is not my son'.

While Charlotte said a rare medical condition may explain why the DNA results showed Conor wasn't the father, while she was still convinced he was.

In an interview with The Sun she said: 'I have researched and researched trying to find the answers because I know for a fact that the only person who can be my daughter's father is Conor.

'And finally, after speaking to experts, I have found out that what might have happened is I could have been carrying twins but lost one very early.

'Then strange genetics come into play, which means that twin could have taken certain DNA so her father could never show up on a paternity test. It is something called chimerism.'

Chimerism is a condition where an organism is composed of cells from different genetic origins, meaning it has two distinct sets of DNA.

It can occur through natural processes like a twin pregnancy, where two fertilised eggs fuse.

Charlotte added that having twins runs in her family, and that it makes sense to her that Penelope could have been a twin.

Then came another surprising twist when Conor shared a message online in which he claimed to reveal who the real father of Charlotte's baby was – none other than her Traitors co-star and close friend, former soldier Jonny Holloway.

The former soldier, 33, that he and Charlotte had sexual relations and he has asked for a DNA test. She denies sleeping with Jonny.

However, Jonny later admitted he wasn't able to 'perform' on the night they slept together due to an excessive amount of drinking.

At first, he publicly dodged the question of whether he could possibly be Penelope's father, wanting to sort the situation out privately for the little girl's sake.

Jonny has asked Charlotte for a DNA test – but she then changed her mind and refused to discuss the subject properly with him.

He said the reason he has demanded a DNA test was to simply take his name out of the paternity row and prove he isn't the father - insisting the dates Penelope was born, doesn't add up to the night they had sexual relations.

'If I was the father I would step up and take that child as my own,' he told the Daily Mail emotionally. 'Relations took place on a drunken night out. I was heavily intoxicated at the time. I've asked for a DNA test several times but have been ignored.

'I'm a man of values and standards, I come from a military background. I pride myself on having respect and being a good dad to my children.'

The paternity drama has since cooled off in recent months, after Charlotte vowed to take a step back from social media as she battles trigeminal neuralgia.

In December, she underwent brain surgery after being rushed to A&E following a 'huge' trigeminal neuralgia attack.

Trigeminal neuralgia is sudden, severe facial pain. It's often described as a sharp shooting pain or like having an electric shock in the jaw, teeth or gums.

People with the condition may experience attacks of pain regularly for days, weeks or months at a time. In severe cases attacks may happen hundreds of times a day.

Charlotte has previously opened up about her battle with the agonising pain disorder and told how she had brain surgery in her twenties - but suffered a recent severe flare up last year.

She wrote in a post how she was left in 'physical torture' due to her symptoms and heartbreakingly wrote: 'they call this the suicide disease for a reason.'