Maity Interiano married her boyfriend Anuar Zidan at a political ceremony in Miami this Saturday, June 17.
In mid-February, his presenter Univision Newscast Night Edition surprised to announce that she is engaged to her partner.
The date has finally arrived and Honduras boasts of her happiness next to her now husband.
Maity Interiano’s wedding
The couple posted a series of photos of what was part of the civil ceremony in which they were married.
According to El Heraldo de Honduras, it was an “intimate” celebration. Elian Zidanebrother Anwar and his presenter Univision News 24/7, which you can watch here on ViXwould have served as a witness to the link.
Maity Interiano wore an elegant white dress while her now-husband chose a suit in blue tones.
They were joined at dinner to celebrate their wedding by Indy, the couple’s pet, who also dressed up in ahok for the occasion.
On Instagram, the journalist and businessman also announced that their civil wedding “starts the countdown” to the religious wedding, which would take place in 100 days.
The couple has yet to reveal whether the church ceremony will take place in Honduras, where Maity Interiano is from, or in Mexico, where her husband was born. Nor did they say whether they could hold it in Miami, where they both live.
Various family members univision such as María Antonieta Collins, Borja Voces, Elyangélica González and Clarissa Molina sent romantic congratulatory messages to the new couple.
It was in August 2022 when his presenter Univision News She posted the first photo with her beau on Instagram, making the romance official.
Anwar Zidane is a businessman dedicated to the wine industry, according to the information he shares from his Instagram account.
Source: univision
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