After Dating Rumours With Virat Kohli And Arjun Tendulkar, This England Cricketer Marries Her Girlfriend

ENGLAND STAR CRICKETER MARRIED

England cricketer Danielle Wyatt recently married her long-time partner, Georgie Hodge, on August 22 in a lovely ceremony at Chelsea Old Town Hall in London. The couple, who got engaged last year in South Africa, celebrated their love with an intimate wedding, surrounded by close friends and family.

Both Wyatt, 33, and Hodge, a sports agent, looked stunning in matching all-white bridal gowns, radiating joy as they exchanged vows. Wyatt shared beautiful photos from their special day on social media, capturing the love and happiness of the occasion. In one post, she wrote: "22.08.24 Mrs & Mrs Wyatt-Hodge," accompanied by a white heart, expressing her excitement for this new chapter in her life.

Danielle Wyatt is particularly well-known in India, especially after she famously proposed to Virat Kohli on social media back in 2014 with a tweet saying, "Kohli marry me!" She also shares a close friendship with Arjun Tendulkar, son of the legendary Sachin Tendulkar. Their bond dates back to the late 2010s when Wyatt bowled to a 10-year-old Arjun in the nets. Over the years, their friendship has only grown stronger, and they are now known to be great friends.

In 2022, Wyatt posted an Instagram story featuring Arjun Tendulkar enjoying lunch in Soho, London. The photo quickly went viral, sparking rumors of a romantic relationship between Tendulkar and Wyatt, causing a buzz on the internet. However, those rumors were put to rest when Wyatt announced her engagement to her long-time girlfriend, Georgie Hodge.

Wyatt and Hodge share a strong relationship built on dedication and mutual support. From Wyatt's fun early career moments, like her viral tweet proposing to Indian cricket star Virat Kohli, to Hodge's influential role in women's football, their love story reflects their commitment to each other and their respective sports.

Their wedding is not only a celebration of their union but also a symbol of the growing acceptance of love in all its forms within the cricket community.