Sorry guys and girls, Emily Ratajkowski is no longer a potential life partner after she married her boyfriend in a very dulled down affair.
You'd think one of the most beautiful women on the planet would be dressed in a similarly gorgeous white wedding dress, as per tradition.
But the 26-year-old opted for an mustard pantsuit, with the ceremony taking place at New York City Hall. Of course there's nothing wrong with that, it's just very unexpected.
She wed actor and producer Sebastian Bear-McClard who appeared in three films in the 1990s and 2000s. The couple uploaded a few pictures to Emily's Instagram stories, with the first one captioned 'soooo', followed by, 'I have a surprise' and finally, 'I got married today'.
The couple had Josh Ostrovsky, also known as The Fat Jew on social media, come along for the nuptials to be a witness.
The news will likely devastated people across the world who were all hoping and praying they'd get a shot at the famous model one day.
It was only in January this year that US media was reporting that Emily had moved into a new home and speculated she had split with her boyfriend of a little more than three years, music producer Jeff Magid.
The New York Daily News reported their conflicting work schedules was to blame for the split.
The model was then linked with her new boyfriend, now husband shortly before Valentine's Day after being spotted kissing. People will be quick to judge Emily and Sebastian for getting hitched after such a short romance and to be fair the track record of similar celebrity romances isn't good.
But hey, we wish the happy couple all the best and hope they have a long and fulfilling marriage.
We're not jealous at all.
Promise.
In semi-related Ratajkowski news, it seems as though her belly button is being attributed to a rise in people wanting to have cosmetic surgery on the area.
Dr Matthew Schulman, a board-certified plastic surgeon, has claimed that the number of belly button surgeries he's had to perform has doubled over the past five to six years.
"We've become a much more image-oriented society," Schulman told the Daily Mail. "People are more aware of their bodies on Instagram... and they understand now that there's a way to make their belly button's look better."
He said he currently performs 12 to 15 of the procedures each month, and attributes the rise to social media - and to the fact that people are now realising they can do pretty much anything they like to their bodies.
Schulman also explained that the ideal belly button is an oval shape that's vertically orientated as it makes the torso look longer and the abs look leaner - yep, a lot like the one belonging to a certain Ratajkowski.
Featured Image Credit: Emily Ratajkowski/Instagram
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