Eddie Murphy and Paige Butcher get married: Couple exchanges vows in private ceremony on Caribbean Islands

ANGUILLA, CARIBBEAN ISLANDS: Eddie Murphy and Paige Butcher are married now!

The ‘Metro’ star and Australian model tied the knot on Tuesday, July 9, in Anguilla, Caribbean Islands in an intimate ceremony.

Eddie Murphy and Paige Butcher share two kids

Eddie Murphy and Paige Butcher are parents to daughter, Izzy Oona, eight, and son Max Charles, five.

The ‘A Thousand Words’ star is also a proud father to daughters, Bria, 34, Shayne Audra, 29, and Bella Zahra, 22, whom he shares with ex-wife Nicole.

Murphy and Butcher first met in 2012 and got engaged in November 2018.

Butcher donned a corseted gown adorned with lace designed by Mira Zwillinger, while the 63-year-old wore a white Brioni suit, per People.

Many fans saw the moment of marital bliss coming, as the comedian called his then-fiancee Butcher his "wife" during a recent interview.

Eddie Murphy called Paige Butcher his 'wife' last month

Talking with The New York Times' ‘The Interview’ podcast, the star was discussing Marlon Brando’s interest in meeting him in person, when he was a newcomer in the industry at one instance.

That’s when Murphy shared that he was ‘hip’ at one time but now he won’t be able to recognize younger talents. 

"I used to be so hip, I used to know who everybody was, and now there's just so much stuff. [I] ask my wife, 'Who's this person?'" Murphy revealed, adding that he doesn't "even know what's going on."

During the same interview, the 63-year-old once again mentioned Paige Butcher as his wife.

"I watch every night at six o'clock when I eat dinner, watch Steve Harvey and Family Feud and on Tuesdays I watch The Masked Singer," he said, before adding, "My wife and I, we watch all those shows with singing competitions and that kind of stuff."

Murphy is also a parent to five other children, Eric, 34, Christian, 33, Myles Mitchell, 31, Zola Ivy, 24, and Angel Iris, 17.

In an unfortunate event, a terrifying collision between two stunt cars on the set of Eddie Murphy's film 'The Pickup' left several crew members with fractures to their skulls and backs in April, per Daily Mail.

The production company stated that it is "still in the process of gathering facts on what happened and why, but first and foremost our thoughts are with those who are recovering."