Michelle Yeoh and husband Jean Todt.Photo:Marc Piasecki/WireImage
Marc Piasecki/WireImage
Michelle Yeohand husbandJean Todtsaid “I do” all over again!
TheA Haunting in Venicestar, 61, celebrated a second wedding nearly three months aftertying the knot in Genevaon July 27. Their latest wedding was a small, casual affair held at a restaurant in Yeoh’s hometown of Ipoh, Malaysia.
The restaurant, Little Katong, sharedseveral photosfrom the celebration on Facebook on Monday. The actress and the ex-Ferrari CEO could be seen mingling with their guests at the venue, which was decorated with colorful balloons and flower arrangements. There were also several nods to Yeoh’s successful Hollywood career, including movie posters and even her golden Oscar statuette, which was displayed on a counter.
In another fun touch, aTomorrow Never Diesmovie still — Yeoh starred in the 1997 Bond film — was edited with the title “Love Never Dies” and featured Todt’s face photoshopped ontoPierce Brosnan’s.
As seen in the photos, Yeoh and Todt both gave a little speech to their gathered guests while holding hands, with theCrazy Rich Asiansstar dressed in a pale green sleeveless blouse and dark green pants. The entire group posed for a photo together, as Yeoh stood in the middle with a smile and gave a thumbs up to the camera.
Michelle Yeoh and husband Jean Todt at their July 2023 wedding in Geneva.Michelle Yeoh/Intagram
Michelle Yeoh/Intagram
After her summer nuptials in Switzerland, Yeoh shared photos from the happy occasion onInstagram. “19 years and YES!! we are married!! Thkq to our ‘families’ ❤️ who love us for all these years. We love you and here’s to many more to come ❤️✨❤️✨✨,” she wrote.
The photo carousel included an image of Todt slipping a wedding band on his bride’s finger and a sweet shot of the newlyweds cuddled up in a bed decorated with rose petals in the shape of a heart.
Michelle Yeoh and husband Jean Todt.Michelle Yeoh/Instagram
Michelle Yeoh/Instagram
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Yeoh’s long-awaited wedding came after another unforgettable moment: making history as the first Asian woman to win a Best Actress Academy Award for her critically acclaimed performance inEverything Everywhere All at Once.
“I think this is something that we have been working so hard towards for a very long time, and tonight we freaking broke that glass ceiling,” shetold reportersafter her win. “I Kung Fu’d it out and shattered it, and we need this because there are so many who felt unseen, unheard.”
“It’s not just the Asian community,” Yeoh added. “This is for the Asian community and anyone who has been identified as a minority.”
source: people.com
