When two become one.

Spice Girls singer Mel B and hairstylist Rory McPhee said “I do” Saturday in London.

The couple tied the knot at a romantic ceremony in The Crypt of St. Paul’s Cathedral.

Mel B, whose real name is Melanie Brown and was known to her adoring fans as “Scary Spice,” wore an ivory custom gown from Josephine Scott that had a stunning neckline covered in pearls.

“Mel was a dream to work with, bringing her own sense of style to the occasion,” Caroline Black, the owner of Evelie Bridal Boutiques in London, told People on Saturday.

The outlet also reported that after the nuptials, the “Wannabe” singer changed into a dress from designer Justin Alexander for a star-studded reception at the Shangri-La Hotel inside The Shard.

Notable guests present were fellow Spice Girl Emma Bunton, also known as “Baby Spice,” who appears to have been the only other member from the popular girl group at the wedding.

Victoria Beckham a.k.a “Posh Spice,” Melanie C a.k.a. “Sporty Spice” and Geri Halliwell a.k.a. “Ginger Spice” were reportedly not in attendance.

Other famous faces on Mel B’s big day, though, included Cara Delevingne, Canadian comedian Katherine Ryan and Gavin Rossdale’s daughter, Daisy Lowe.

For her bridesmaids, the “Say You’ll Be There” singer kept it intimate, making her three daughters Phoenix, 26, Angel, 18, and Madison, 13, have the honor.

Mel B, 50, and McPhee, 37, got engaged in October 2022 after three years of dating.

“He said, ‘I love you, you’re my best friend and I want to spend the rest of my life with you,’” the pop star announced on the UK TV show “Celebrity Gogglebox” at the time.

“There were rose petals everywhere, a log fire, a hotel — which was Cliveden. It was very romantic. I love flowers.”

The couple reportedly met through Mel B’s cousin, Christian Cooke, who is friends with McPhee.

This is the “2 Become 1” singer’s third marriage. She was previously married to Jimmy Gulzar from 1998 to 2000 and Stephen Belafonte from 2007 to 2018.

Mel B previously accused Belefante of abuse and filed a restraining order against him. However, the film producer, 50, has emphatically denied those allegations.

Bobby Flay is sharing the special way he has kept his late cat Nacho’s memory alive.

The Food Network star, 60, shared a video on Instagram on Thursday, July 3, to show fans the tree he planted in his yard in honor of his beloved pet. Over footage of the tree, he wrote, “I planted a tree for Nacho… It’s surrounded by orange flowers.”

He then panned the camera to give a close-up look at the tree’s branches to show flower buds, which he said “bloom every summer.” At the base of the tree, Flay placed a plaque featuring an image of Nacho — who was 9 years old when he died — and the message, “In Loving Memory of Nacho Flay.”

“Though Nacho crossed the Rainbow Bridge, His Magic Was Truly Special,” the memorial message continued. “Rest Peacefully. Forever In Our Hearts.”

Flay announced the sad news of Nacho’s death on Instagram in October 2023, sharing a photo of the Orange Maine Coon perched on his shoulder. “It is with an absolute broken heart that I report Nacho has passed away peacefully,” the celebrity chef began his lengthy caption.

“I usually don’t post private family business but I truly believe he was everyone’s cat in some way. Nacho had a magic about him that was truly special. He came into my life when I needed him most and brought joyful moment after joyful moment to my household,” he continued.

Flay went on to share how his pet inspired the creation of his cat food line.

“As any cat parent will tell you, the communication between you and your kitty is real and Nacho’s inclusiveness in our home inspired me to create something that would nourish cats everywhere,” he wrote. “At the moment my only soothing thought is knowing his likeness and legacy will live on forever through Made by Nacho.”

Flay concluded the post by encouraging fellow animal owners to “give your pets an extra long hug today and please say a short prayer for Nacho,” noting, “They mean so much to all of us.”

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In 2017, when he posed with Nacho for PEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alive issue, Flay shared the interesting detail that Nacho was “doglike for a cat.” He explained that “he’s incredibly affectionate with me and will follow you around like a dog would.”

He also proudly revealed that Nacho was a “food connoisseur.”

“He’s always with me when I’m cooking. If I make a piece of striped bass, I’ll cook the end for him as a little treat,” Flay told PEOPLE.

Up until his death in 2023, Nacho’s antics and adventures were chronicled on his own Instagram account, run by Flay. The Bobby at Home cookbook author shared clips of the cat hanging out on the kitchen counter while Flay whipped up a tasty treat.

Nacho could also be seen playing with Flay’s other cat, Stella Flay, a white and brindle Maine Coon. He even shared his predictions for which team would win the Super Bowl.

Just days before his death, Nacho celebrated his ninth birthday with a little family celebration. At the time, Flay shared a post on Nacho’s account from Stella that said: “This is Stella logging in to wish my big brother a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! You are most certainly the sunshine of our lives! Thanks for being the best friend and mentor and partner in crime. We love you, Nach!”

Gia Giudice is facing backlash after she asked President Donald Trump to pardon her dad, Joe Giudice, who was deported back to Italy in 2019.

Inspired by Todd and Julie Chrisley’s prison pardons, the “Next Gen: NYC” star shared a video of herself signing a stack of letters that she addressed to the president in an emotional Instagram post on Friday.

“Hey, guys, my name is Gia Giudice,” she narrated in the video. “I’m the daughter of Joe Giudice and today I’m using my voice for something deeply personal.

“My dad was deported over four years ago. Since then, our family has lived in an emotional limbo. No matter how strong we try to be in the absence of a father, of a parent, it’s something that never stops hurting.”

“Growing up, my dad was present at every cheer competition, every dance recital, holiday,” she continued of her father, who now lives in the Bahamas. “He was our provider. Our protector. And he still is, just now from thousands of miles away.”

She continued, “Watching the Chrisley family receive a second chance inspired me.

“It showed me that people can be forgiven, that families could be restored and that sometimes the justice system has room for grace. That gave me hope. Hope that maybe my dad could come home too.”

While Gia’s message had a positive tone, it failed to land with many of her followers who called out the reality star for being “tone deaf.”

“Privilege at its finest………what advice would you give all the other young people who are having their families torn apart for far less reasons? Im curious,” one commenter wrote, referring to the controversial ICE deportation raids across the country.

Another follower added: “Mind u, this is an ACTUAL convicted felon. but go off.”

“I’m big confused because aren’t y’all flying to Italy to see him all the time anyway? So not only do you have the financial privilege to go and see him basically whenever you want, but you also have the privilege of having a big enough platform to even ask the the president for a pardon for your father,” said another netizen.

“Man, I’m sick of rich people thinking they can do whatever they want and then begging for mercy just because they have status or money. Meanwhile, people who are just trying to support their families are being deported to God knows where. TONE DEAF.”

The young reality star, 24, was at least supported by her mother, Teresa Giudice, who shared several heart emojis under the post.

The post comes not long after Gia’s father Joe, 51, also asked the president for a pardon last month.

Alonh with Gia, the former Bravolebrity is also dad to daughters Gabriella, Audriana and Milania, all of whom he shares with ex-wife Teresa.

Joe and Teresa, 53, were indicted on federal fraud charges in 2013 and were both sentenced to prison.

Joe ultimately spent 41 months behind bars after pleading guilty to failing to pay taxes and mail, wire and bankruptcy fraud until March 2019.