Idris & Sabrina Elba Mark 4th Wedding Anniversary With Touching Tributes

It's been four years since one of the cutest couples, Idris & Sabrina Elba, walked down the aisle.

The "American Gangster" actor has found love several times in his life, but none like the one he has with his third wife, Sabrina Dhowre. The lovers became engaged on February 10, 2018, during a screening of his film "Yardie" at an East London cinema, and on April 26, 2019, they said their I Dos in Marrakesh, Morocco. In honor of their fourth wedding anniversary, the pair shared a touching tribute on their social media account, expressing gratitude for their perfect union.

Since the Somali-Canadian bride landed herself a romantic man like Idris, who is head over heels for her and practically worships the ground she walks on, it was unsurprising that he would take to his Instagram to celebrate their wedding anniversary.

"The Suicide Squad" actor posted a picture of one of the pair's best memories together. The captivating image displayed the sweethearts being all lovey-dovey on what appears to be a romantic dinner.

The London National Youth Music Theatre alum and his girlfriend sat in an outdoor space away from a lit-up building in the background. The table where they sat had plates, a flower vase, cups, and wine glasses; a black lamp holder stood at the center.

For the occasion, the Elbas wore black outfits; the model for a strapless dress while the English actor donned a long-sleeve sweatshirt. As the dynamic duo leaned into each other, the "Obsessed" actor affectionately kissed his woman's cheeks. 

Attaching a short note to the snap, he wrote, "Happy Anniversary… You You." Fans of the couple also bombarded the doting husband's comment section with congratulatory messages. A fan excitedly wrote, "Happy anniversary ❤️❤️❤️." Another sweetly commented, "Wonderful. King and Queen!! So beautiful to see!!"

A third, with several emoticons, stated, "Oh, to be in love! You have what others can only dream about! May God keep blessing you all! Happy Anniversary my people." Sabrina, blown away by the romantic post, sweetly opened a heart emoji. 

Also, the "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" actor's wife also posted a soothing video of the darlings at the beach to her Instagram page of 615,000 thousand followers. The 33-year-old and her man took a short stroll to the bank of the ocean before running away when a vast tide approached them.

The 2014 Miss Vancouver winner donned a cream Kimono over a black gown while the "Beasts of No Nation rocked white shorts with a short-sleeved T-shirt and black face cap.

The upload on Instagram was captioned", "Happy 4th-anniversary, baby, thank you for always helping me try to conquer my fears 😂 🌊 🛷🚫." Underneath the post, the British pop singer Rita Ora gushed, "Cutieeeessss ❤️❤️❤️❤️." Other followers sent their best wishes.

Before this anniversary post, the loving couple shared their secret to maintaining their relationship. The Blast detailed that during an interview, Sabrina dished about the one rule they always tried to follow after an argument.

She says, "Generally, if we argue, I don't like to go to bed angry, and I think he's the same. That's probably the one thing we always try not to do." On the same note, the "No Good Deed" star revealed that he loved making "fart noises" while his wife did "silly dances."

Idris and Sabrina, who have been together for almost seven years, met at a party in Vancouver in 2017 and tied the knot in an extravagant Moroccan ceremony two years later. Before the wedding, the couple made their first official red carpet appearance together at the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of Molly's Game.

Days later, they made headlines at the "The Mountain Between Us premiere." During an interview, Idris referenced his new love to Canada's talk, saying, "This is my beautiful girlfriend." 

On February 10, 2018, the actor and director popped the big question to a stunned Sabrina at the Rio Cinema in London. Eventually, in April 2019, the sensational couple hosted a three-day wedding in Morocco.