Congratulations to the happy couple!
The pregnant Countdown star has shared the first photo of 'Mr and Mrs Kovalev' July 01, 2019 - 06:51 BST Gemma Strong Rachel Riley and Pasha Kovalev have tied the knot! The Countdown star announced the happy news on Instagram, sharing a photo of the newlyweds with the caption: "Introducing the new Mr and Mrs Kovalev… we both said yes!" According to their wedding certificate, Rachel and Pasha - who are expecting their first baby together - were married in Las Vegas on Friday.
Rachel, 33, and Pasha, 39, started dating in 2014, after they were partnered together in the 2013 series of Strictly. Rachel announced her pregnancy in May, with a sweet Countdown-themed post on social media. Sharing a photo of herself cradling her baby bump as she posed in front of the famous letters board, which spelled out "R TINY MATE" - an anagram of the word 'maternity' – she wrote: "Pash and I have a conundrum for you.
It's an exciting time for the couple; not only are they set to welcome their first child, but Pasha is set for a new chapter in his professional life. In February, the Russian dancer confirmed he was leaving Strictly after eight years on the show. "After scoring 93 perfect tens, reaching 4 finals lifting 1 glitter ball, it's time for me to find a new challenge and so I've decided to make last year my final season on Strictly," he said in a statement.
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