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100 guests attended Fetty Wap's New Jersey wedding

The rapper married Alexis Hill at a castle-like venue on November 5, two days before announcing the nuptials on social media.

By Fatou Kim ·

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The ceremony took place on a Thursday in November.

Willie Maxwell II, known professionally as Fetty Wap, tied the knot with Alexis Hill at a castle-like venue in New Jersey on November 5. The event was intimate, drawing a crowd of approximately 100 guests. The couple did not share the news with the public immediately. Instead, they waited until two days later to post photos on Instagram. The caption accompanying the images read, "Mr. And Mrs. Maxwell."

The path to the altar began in the summer. On July 20, Hill posted photos and videos of her proposal. The scene included a heart-shaped floral arrangement and a sign that asked, "Will you marry me?" Hill responded with the words, "I said yes," according to reports from The Mirror. By the time the wedding arrived, the couple had selected specific attire. Hill wore a satin bridal ballgown featuring lace details and sheer sleeves. She completed the look with a long veil and Jimmy Choo heels. Maxwell opted for an all-white satin suit, a long coat, and white shoes. Photographer Stanley Babb captured the preparations, including moments with bridesmaids dressed in pink satin.

The marriage occurs as Maxwell rebuilds his professional life following his release from federal prison earlier this year. In May 2023, a court sentenced him to six years for conspiracy to distribute and possess controlled substances. Since regaining his freedom, he has released his fourth studio album, Zavier. He is currently on the Nostalgia Tour, which is scheduled to continue across the United States through December.

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