Guwahati: Late actor Paul Walker’s 22-year-old daughter and model Meadow Walker married actor Louis Thornton-Allan earlier this month in the Dominican Republic. On Friday afternoon, Meadow Walker shared pictures from her dreamy wedding ceremony.
The wedding was an intimate affair with only a few guests in attendance. In one of the photographs, Vin Diesel can be seen walking Meadow down the aisle.
Usually, it is the father who walks with her daughter as she walks down the aisle towards her groom.
Considering the close bond shared by Walker’s family and Vin, it was the 54-year-old actor who took on the role. Paul died in 2013 after he was involved in an unfortunate accident. He was 40 years old at the time and had starred in the first six of the nine Fast And Furious movies alongside Vin Diesel.
Usually, the bride’s father walks her down the isle. “Ayooooo,” she captioned the post. Gal Gadot and other stars congratulated the model on the wedding. The Wonder Woman star dropped a heart emoji. Paul Walker died in 2013 after he was involved in an accident. He was 40 years old at the time and had starred in the first six of the nine Fast And Furious movies alongside Vin Diesel.
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Meadow shared the 43-second video on her Instagram handle on Friday where she revealed to her 2.9 million followers “we’re married,” as the caption read. The video has been viewed by over 2.5 million Instagram users since it was shared on the social media platform. Several Hollywood celebrities and fans shared their enthused reaction to the post. One of the top comments was by American singer Charlotte Lawrence, who wrote, “Meadow! Crying for you.” Fellow model Soo Joo commented, “congratulations newlyweds!”
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Commenting on the post one user wrote, “Love the fact that Vin Diesel got to walk you down the aisle.” Another emotional Instagram user commented, “Omg he walked you down the aisle. I’m not crying, you’re crying. Many blessings to you and this new chapter in life.” For one user the moment reminded them of Paul as they wrote, “Paul would have been so proud of this moment.”
