Logan Paul And Nina Agdal Tie The Knot In Lavish Lake Como Wedding

Logan Paul is officially a married man!

The "WWE" star wed Danish model Nina Agdal in a breathtaking ceremony on Friday in Lake Como, Italy, and the romantic celebration was straight out of a fairytale.

Logan Paul and Nina Agdal, who welcomed their first child, daughter Esmé, just 10 months ago, exchanged vows surrounded by family and friends in one of Italy’s most picturesque destinations.

Standing proudly beside the groom was his younger brother, Jake Paul, who attended with his fiancée, Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam. Leerdam stunned in a sleek Tiffany blue gown, while Jake sported a classic black suit.

Jake Paul couldn’t contain his emotions, sharing moments from the big day on his Instagram Stories, including one heartfelt clip captioned, "I've seriously been crying."

The wedding festivities kicked off earlier in the week, with the couple spotted on Wednesday at Villa d'Este in Cernobbio, mingling with loved ones ahead of the big day.

Paul and Agdal’s love story has been nothing short of a whirlwind romance.

Shortly after it was confirmed that the two were a couple, Agdal opened up to Daily Front Row about the serendipitous moment she and Paul first met, recalling that their paths crossed at an event in New York City.

“We met at an event in NYC. I found out he was there, and my gut was screaming that I had to say hi to him,” she revealed at the time. Determined to make it happen, Agdal admitted she “basically convinced him to meet me and my friends upstairs for a drink” rather than heading downstairs herself due to a lingering back injury.

“He came upstairs and we started joking around. It instantly felt like I had known him for years, and here we are. It was wild!” she said, reflecting on the instant connection that sparked their whirlwind romance.

The influencer proposed in July 2023, also in Italy, telling his subscribers, "Today is the day I ask the love of my life to marry me. Fourteen months ago, I fell in love with the most beautiful human being I've ever seen in my life, and I have been waiting for this day ever since."

Just over a year later, the couple became parents. On September 29, 2024, they shared the happy news of their daughter’s arrival in a joint Instagram post captioned, "Esmé Agdal Paul has entered the chat."

While their Lake Como wedding marked a joyful new chapter for Paul and Agdal, the road to their “I do” hasn’t been without heartbreak. Just months before tying the knot, the couple weathered one of the most difficult periods of their relationship, a public and deeply personal attack that Agdal now describes as the most “traumatic” experience of her life.

In a deeply emotional moment on HBO’s "Paul American," Nina Agdal broke her silence about the horrific abuse she endured at the hands of Dillon Danis, calling it the most “traumatic” experience of her life.

The Danish supermodel was relentlessly targeted in the lead-up to Paul’s October 2023 boxing match against the MMA fighter. Danis’ campaign went far beyond standard pre-fight trash talk, as he flooded social media with vile insults, intimate and doctored images, and even an X-rated video.

Agdal, now locked in a legal battle with Danis over the alleged “revenge p-rn,” revealed the relentless trolling, which she says amounted to more than 250 posts, drove her to dark places.

“Getting attacked by hundreds of thousands of people every single day and wanting to do things I don’t even want to talk about to myself to try and escape the pain,” she shared in episode three of the series, describing the abuse as soul-crushing.

Paul, visibly regretful in the episode, admitted he made a “huge mistake” in choosing Danis as an opponent. “It really took a piece of her soul, dude. It really fed with her a lot,” he said, calling Danis “a piece of f-cking vile sh-t.”

Agdal’s lawsuit seeks no less than $150,000 for each alleged violation of federal law prohibiting the sharing of intimate images, citing “humiliation, emotional distress and reputational harm.”

Danis, however, has mocked the proceedings online, even dubbing it “the trial of the century.”