Bollywood actor Aamir Khan married wellness coach Gauri Spratt on Sunday, July 5, 2026, in an intimate ceremony held at his Bandra residence in Mumbai.
The wedding marks the 61-year-old actor's third marriage.
The private event was attended by approximately 150 guests, including family members who traveled from overseas and the couple's children.
Heavy monsoon rainfall in Mumbai forced organizers to move the wedding mandap indoors, causing minor delays.
The couple legally registered their marriage under the Special Marriage Act instead of hosting a grand, celebrity-filled Bollywood reception.
Khan wore a classic cream kurta with a brooch, while Spratt opted for an ivory lace suit with layered jewelry.
Family and Guests
Aamir Khan's three children—Junaid, Ira, and Azad—alongside Gauri Spratt's seven-year-old son, Quinn, and Khan's mother, Zeenat, witnessed the ceremony.
Former cricketer Irrfan Pathan shared a video on Instagram showing the couple exchanging vows, while filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker and actor Rhea Chakraborty were also spotted among the attendees.
Khan had previously confirmed the intimate nature of the gathering during a recent media appearance at a screening for Rajkumar Hirani's Pritam and Pedro series.
He said, "Shaadi hai 5 July ko. Ghar pe hi kar rahe hain.
Bahut hi choti shaadi hai. Bahut hi khaas din hai 5 tarikh hamare liye.
Dono families hain aur kuch khaas dost hain."
The actor further requested privacy and positive wishes for their new life together ahead of the registered ceremony.
"Ghar pe hi kar rahe hain. Aap sabhi ki dua chahiye bas ki hum khush rahe aur prarthana karenge ki achha safar rahe.
Bahut hi gharelu hai," he said.
Relationship Background
During his 60th birthday press meet earlier, Khan formally introduced Spratt to the media, noting they had known each other for 25 years before dating.
"Gauri and I met 25 years ago and now, we are partners. We are very serious and committed to each other.
We have been together for a year and a half," he said.
Khan also reflected on his past relationships during the birthday interaction, expressing gratitude for his family's support regarding his third marriage.
"I don't know at the age of 60, mujhe shaadi shobha deti hai ki nahi. My kids are very happy.
I am very fortunate to have such great relationships with my ex-wives," he said.
At a separate Hindustan Times event, Khan admitted he did not expect to discover companionship later in life after his previous marriages to Reena Dutta and Kiran Rao ended amicably.
"To be very honest, I think I had reached a point where I felt I probably wouldn't be able to find someone who can be my partner.
I was not expecting it," he said.
Khan credited Spratt, who is the granddaughter of British-born communist Philip Spratt, with bringing stability to his life alongside his former partners.
"She brings a lot of calm, she brings a lot of steadiness.
She's a really amazing person and I'm so fortunate, actually, and lucky I feel that I met her.
To be honest I feel I'm very fortunate.
While our marriages may not have worked, our lives did, but I think I'm still very happy that I met Reena, Kiran and now Gauri in my life.
There have been three people who have really contributed to me as a person in a very big way.
I really look up to them in many ways," he said.
Following the wedding, Khan's PR agency released the first official photograph of the newlyweds on social media, captioned as a celebration of love and laughter.
Media personality Somy Ali also congratulated the couple online, emphasizing that finding love remains beautiful at any age.
