Tabitha Willett Ties the Knot with Harry Hoare

Pregnant star  has secretly married wealthy businessman Harry Hoare, just four months after announcing their engagement. 

The TV personality surprised social media followers by announcing plans to marry the son of late stockbroker Timothy Hoare - a friend of the disgraced former Royal  during his lifetime - in November.

A formal announcement was also printed by The Times on the newspaper's births, marriages and deaths page at the time. 

Now pregnant with the couple's first child together, Willett, 33, already a mother to six-year old daughter Ottilie from her former relationship with , has exchanged vows with her new fiancé at Chelsea Town Hall.

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, the TV personality shared a distorted video clip of herself and Hoare standing on the steps of the King's Road venue while guests shower them with confetti. 

Eschewing conventional bridal attire, Willett opted for a cream trouser suit and wide-brimmed hat as she exchanged vows with Hoare - appropriately smart in a two-piece suit.  

Standing alongside her mother, Ottilie appears to serve as one of Willett's bridesmaids, with the youngster wearing a conventional white lace dress.

Captioning the brief clip, she wrote: 'My feed is full of AI April fool's so I thought I would just leave this here...'

News of Willett's engagement would no doubt have come as a surprise to Made In Chelsea fans, who watched her brief romance with co-star Arman Pouladian-Kari play out on screen shortly before it was announcement.

Hoare's wealthy stockbroker father Timothy passed away aged 69 in 2019. 

His funeral, held in London, was attended by Sarah Ferguson, then the , her daughters and Beatrice, and Sir . 

The millionaire financier lived at the Grade-II listed Hollycombe House in Liphook, Hampshire, with his wife Virginia, which they filled with treasured antiques.

A prized painting by the late surrealist Salvador Dali, various ornaments and pieces of valuable furniture from the property were  

Timothy, who attended prestigious private school Eton, was very close to Geldof, the prominent singer-songwriter who organised the Band Aid campaign to raise money for Ethiopian famine victims in the 1980s.

The financier had been married three times and had five children.

He founded the successful brokering operation T Hoare & Co in 1993, which helped fund mining projects around the world.

Willett announced her separation from former fiancé Fraser Carruthers in 2020 after the coronavirus pandemic forced the couple to postpone their wedding that July