Wayne Lineker’s Daughter Tia Captures His Emotional Reaction to Her Wedding Dress

Tia Agombar has shared a video of the emotional moment she revealed her dress to her father Wayne Lineker for the first time on her wedding day.

The influencer, 26, married her footballer husband Harry Agombar, 33, in a lavish Mallorca ceremony on August 10 and has posted images of the stunning day online. 

Among the content from her special day, Tia posted a video of her famous father Wayne, 63, crying after seeing his daughter in her wedding dress.

As Tia walked down a set of steps and came to greet her dad, the O Beach owner wiped away tears from his eyes as he became overcome with emotion.

She captioned the clip: ‘One of the most special moments from my wedding day.. the first time my dad saw me in my dress ahead of walking me down the aisle.’

Sharing an insight into how he felt, Wayne said in the comments: ‘I’ve never believed in the word impossible until this moment – [it] was impossibly not to cry. Never seen such a beautiful bride. Beyond proud.’ 

Other friends who commented on Tia’s post included former TOWIE star Ferne McCann, who wrote: ‘I got goosebumps this is so gorgeous’.

Fellow TOWIE alum Georgia Harrison and Chloe Lewis also shared sweet messages, while Chet Johnson wrote: ‘Love this mate.’

Following her wedding, Wayne and his brother Gary Lineker revealed they have finally put their differences aside after a 17-year feud. 

The brothers were reunited at the wedding and Wayne later publicly declared his love for his brother, taking to Instagram to share a snap of the pair embracing. 

Wayne captioned the picture: ‘Great to see my bro and my nephews at my daughters wedding #reunited #happy #family.’ 

He also shared a sweet family snap with Gary and the crisp connoisseur’s sons George, Harry, Tobias, and Angus.

Body language expert John Eastham from Private Investigations UK told Daily Mail that the image signals a genuine and positive reconnection.

For almost two decades the Lineker family has been in turmoil over brothers Wayne and Gary’s feud.

He explained: ‘This photograph radiates warmth and mutual respect. 

‘Both men are standing close, shoulders angled towards each other – a subtle but powerful indicator of openness and rapport. 

‘Gary’s hand resting on Wayne’s back, and Wayne’s reciprocal body lean, show a level of comfort and trust you can’t fake.’

He added that their mirrored smiles and relaxed posture showed further signs of ease: 

John explained: ‘When siblings have been distant, you often see stiffness or closed-off gestures in reunion photos. Here, the relaxed stance, genuine smiles and mutual touch convey they’re on the same page emotionally – it’s not just a posed moment for the camera.’

Wayne and pair chose very different career paths from the off – with Gary, 64, dedicating his life to football punditry and hosting Match Of The Day on the BBC for 25 years before leaving the show last month.

Meanwhile wild Wayne turned his love of partying into a successful business – now running the hugely-popular O Beach Club in Ibiza. 

Their feud began when Wayne made it clear he didn’t get on with Gary’s ex wife Danielle Bux and the pair have since struggled to find common ground. 

But after years of avoiding each other – the pair also reunited at Gary’s son Harry’s wedding in Ibiza in June, marking the first time they have been seen in the same room together for years. 

Gary shares Harry, 31 – as well as other sons George, 34, Tobias, 29, and Angus, 27, with ex wife Michelle Cockayne who he tied the knot with in 1986.

And Wayne is still close with Gary’s sons who often share snaps visiting O Beach with their friends during holidays and stag dos to Ibiza – making the invite to Harry’s wedding only natural.

However, the warring brothers did not pose for any photographs together at the ceremony. 

While this may be the case, body language expert John mused that the wedding setting could have sparked something between the siblings. 

He explained: ‘Family occasions like weddings can reignite bonds. This image captures that perfectly – it’s a snapshot of two brothers enjoying a shared family milestone and reconnecting in the process’.

Gary is also now entering a new stage of his life having left the BBC amid his explosive anti-Semitic rat post row.

His previously clean-cut image as the face of one of the BBC’s biggest shows often seemed to jar with Wayne’s party boy antics at the club. 

Earlier this week, photos of the new Match of the Day presenting line up were revealed, months after Gary’s acrimonious exit from the football highlights programme. 

Mark Chapman, Gabby Logan and Kelly Cates will begin hosting duties on the BBC’s flagship sports show this weekend as the new Premier League season kicks off.

Meanwhile, Wayne revealed on Wednesday that he is now six weeks sober, wanting to be ‘present’ for his daughter’s big day. 

With Gary no longer having to worry about maintaining a squeaky clean image for the BBC, while Wayne seems to have slowed down his party lifestyle – this could have been the turning point for the brothers. 

However, Danielle is still very much in Gary’s life with with the presenter previously admitting some might find their friendship ‘unusual’ as they speak ‘three times a day’. 

‘In my opinion, Danielle cost me my relationship with my brother. Sadly Gary is no longer a part of my life,’ Wayne told The Sun in April 2015.

Wayne was left confused when their weekly phone conversations and home visits ended abruptly – but he blames it on an awkward first encounter with Danielle, who Gary married in 2009 but divorced in 2016.

‘They came to Ibiza in August 2008 and it was really awkward. I didn’t spark with Danielle and our relationship was cold,’ said Wayne. 

Wayne claimed that Danielle stayed in her room on the first day and they did not speak to one another during a night out the following night.

The influencer did not want to risk upsetting his brother by bringing the tension up with Gary – but Wayne never spoke to Danielle after the holiday.

He was the best man at Gary’s first wedding to ex-wife Michelle Cockayne in 1986, but he was not even a guest at his brother’s second set of nuptials.

The club owner refused to attend because his brother told him that he couldn’t bring his then-girlfriend, Ana Tanaka, who he been with for 18 months.

‘She was a lovely, polite girl, and not a five-minute girlfriend,’ argued Wayne.

Wayne has claimed that he has tried to reconcile the relationship in the past, including on Gary’s 50th birthday but a phone call between the pair lasted last less than a minute.

‘She was a lovely, polite girl, and not a five-minute girlfriend,’ argued Wayne.

Wayne recently reflected on his 17-year feud with his brother, telling The Mail’s Straight to the Comments! podcast that things remain strained between the two, noting: ‘It’s not so good to be honest, we don’t really speak very often. I’ll always be his number one fan.’

However, the duo have appeared to put their differences aside as they joined other family members to celebrate Harry’s big day.

Wayne took to Instagram on Sunday to share a snap of himself looking dapper in a grey blazer and white trousers as he posed alongside son Freddie.

Captioning his post, he penned: ‘The boys are ready for the big family wedding today as my nephew @harry_lineker weds the beautiful @bellacfh_  #ibizawedding.’

He then went on to add a picture of himself enjoying a glass of wine with daughter Tia, who looked gorgeous in a fringed champagne dress.

Meanwhile, Gary cut a very sharp figure in a tan blazer as he posed eldest son George, with their matching attire indicating they were both groomsmen.

Gary went on to share details of the nuptials on his The Rest Is Football podcast on Monday, telling co-host Alan Shearer: ‘I had Harry’s wedding which went swimmingly well.

‘He had an amazing speech and the bride looked amazing, it was a beautiful day. The Sun was shining and it was great.’

The star went on to admit that he’s a bit worse for wear following the wild celebrations, noting: ‘I’m a bit fuzzy and a little bit jaded, yes! As you would expect.’