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THE Feeling star Dan Gillespie Sells has married his partner John McCrea in an intimate London ceremony, surrounded by family and friends.

The couple tied the knot at Hackney Town Hall as documented by their The Feeling bandmate Richard Jones.

Unsurprisingly, Richard’s wife Sophie Ellis Bextor was also in attendance.

The Murder On The Dancefloor songstress even took to the mic at the reception, belting her fan favourite hit out to the guests.

Richard shared a slew of photos of the event to Instagram, including a video of his wife at the mic.

He captioned the post: “Congratulations to @dangsells and @officialjohnmccrea!

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“A day of pure Joy!”

Dan – who also composed the book for the mega-successful musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie – looked blissful in the snaps from his big day.

He was seen holding hands with actor/singer John, saying their vows, before exiting the town hall steps together.

They were met with cheers and confetti as they walked together as newlyweds.

The reception then appeared to move onto a local bar, with not just Sophie seen serenading the happy couple.

In another snap, Sophie can be seen posing with a large bridal dress, hitting the dancefloor for the evening reception.

The nuptials come ahead of The Feelings latest tour, called 20 Years And Home – a nod to their debut album Twelve Stops And Home, released two decades ago.

The group will be touring the UK in November.

Maurisio “Mauri” Tapia, the frontman of the popular SoCal indie rock act Los Retros, has been charged with four felony counts of unlawful acts with a child under the age of 10.

Tapia, a 26-year-old Moorpark resident was arrested on Oct. 8 and booked with bail set at $3 million. He was charged in Ventura County Superior Court on Monday, according to court records, and did not enter a plea.

The charges come with additional special allegations, around the victim’s vulnerability and that Tapia abused a trustworthy position. His next court date is Thursday.

Los Retros became an influential act in a wave of Latino bands drawing from vintage Mexican balladeers, American oldies and modern indie rock. Tapia played the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival this year, and singles like “Someone to Spend Time With” and “Amtrak” have millions of streams and monthly listeners.

The project was a prominent act on Stones Throw Records, which had initially booked Los Retros to co-headline its 30th anniversary festival.

In a statement posted to social media, Stones Throw said that “Yesterday we learned of extremely serious and disturbing allegations against Mauri Tapia, professionally known as Los Retros. We had previously announced the cancellation of his scheduled performance at Stones Throw 30 before we were aware of these circumstances. In light of this information, we are taking steps to disassociate ourselves from Tapia and his work. We take these allegations extremely seriously and will continue to assess the situation as more information becomes available.”