X Factor star Eoghan Quigg is MARRIED! Singer ties the knot with his long-term partner Amy Campbell in Las Vegas just a week after proposing

X Factor Eoghan Quigg has revealed he’s married partner Amy Campbell in Las Vegas, just over a week after getting down on one knee.

The singer, 32, who shot to fame on the reality show back in 2008, surprised fans as he revealed on Sunday that the couple said ‘I do’ at The Little White Chapel in Sin City.

In one Instagram post, Eoghan wrote: ‘So we’ve been keeping a little secret. What happens in Vegas…’ which showed a clip of his romantic New York proposal last month.

The scene then cut to the couple in their wedding attire as they posed outside the chapel shortly after becoming man and wife. 

Eoghan cut a dapper figure in a classic black tuxedo, while his new bride looked gorgeous in a white mini dress and veil.

She completed her bridal look with a sheer sleeves, towering white heels and a box handbag embellished with the words ‘Wifey For Lifey.’  

The newlyweds looked loved up as they happily posed and kissed in front of the iconic venue which has hosted the weddings of the likes of Dame Joan Collins, Judy Garland, Demi Moore and Britney Spears over the years. 

In a second video, the couple made a fun reel in which they lip-synched over Katie Perry’s track Waking Up In Vegas, which documenting parts of their big day.

Eoghan captioned the video: ‘When in vegas @eoghanquigg #justmarried #vegaswedding #husbandandwife.’ 

The post was met with a plethora of congratulatory messages from their excited followers.  

The nuptials come just over a week after Eoghan popped the question to his love in a romantic proposal on a bridge during a New York holiday.

Taking to Instagram, the performer penned: ‘Today I asked my best friend to marry me and she said YES! 27.2.25.’ 

Eoghan and Amy welcoming share son Camden and daughter Emmy Belle, while Eoghan also helps raise Amy’s two children Cooper and Milla from a previous relationship.

Amy and Eoghan, who’ve been together since 2015, live with together with their children in Derry in a home they purchased in 2019.

In an interview before the birth of his baby girl Emmy, Eoghan said he was ‘over the moon’ about becoming a father.

He told The Belfast Telegraph: ‘We are both delighted, absolutely over the moon.

‘In a very strange and tough year, it’s fantastic news and has definitely turned 2020 into a very memorable year for us – in a good way.’ 

When The X Factor ended, the star traded in the stage for the library, as he opted to do ‘the whole university thing’.  

The former TV personality also explored new career passions over the years.

As a footballer, he joined Coagh United F.C. in 2015, before moving on to Portstewart F.C. in the Northern Ireland Intermediate League. 

He also worked as a presenter for Q Radio, where he presented a segment called #QuiggOnQ. 

Luckily for fans, Eoghan has stayed true to his roots and still works as a singer, having firmly established himself as a popular wedding performer while also entertaining in bars and restaurants.

In January, he posted a number of snaps from various weddings he’d performed at as he told it had been an ‘honour’ and looked forward to his 2025 bookings.

He penned: ‘Thanks to everyone that’s booked me in 2024. From the bars to the restaurants and to all the bride and grooms that chose me for their special day, it really was an honour. 

‘Looking forward to some well deserved time off and then getting back at it for 2025. The diary is open for 2025 so get in touch today about music for your big day.’

Back in July, Eoghan reflected on his time on The X Factor, revealing he has ‘so many fond memories’, while he believes he was ‘one of the lucky ones’ for having such a good overall experience on the show.

Despite this, he admitted that he wouldn’t want his own children do follow in his footsteps.

He told Belfast Live: ‘I wouldn’t want my children to do it, it’s tough and there is so much more social media about now. I just think nowadays kids see so much on internet and there is a lot of pressures to look a certain way. There wasn’t as much negativity around when I was on the show.’

Eoghan went on to say that while he had a ‘positive experience’ on the reality show, he believes he may have had a different experience had he taken part today.

He shared: ‘I had to quickly learn not everyone is going to like you, you have to just live with it and get on with it. I grew up really quickly, I was just a kid in school that came from a normal, working-class family. It went from 0-100, my world was turned upside down.

‘But everyone back home was really supportive and I think 99.9% of teenagers would rather be on the X-Factor than studying for their GCSEs. I never had any anxiety, I really had the right people around me and after the show I had a great tour manager.’