3amCelebrity NewsCoronation StreetLIVEUpdated 5 mins agoCoronation Street star, Michael Le Vell, who plays Kevin Webster in the ITV soap, is tying the knot with Louise Gibbons, surrounded by family and friends(Image: Mancpicss66)Updated 14:25, 30 May 2026Coronation Street legend, Michael Le Vell, is getting married! The Kevin Webster star, 61, is set to tie the knot with his fiancée of 12 years Louise GibbonsSurrounded by family and friends, the groom had a smile a mile wide in a beige suit and brown tie while Louise looked stunning in a white, strapless dress as they arrived.The pair started dating in 2014 and announced their engagement in 2017, after a three-year romance - but have kept much of their relationship away from the limelight. An insider said at the time that they were already planning a “low-key ceremony”.Today marks Michael's second wedding, as he was previously married to fellow star Janette Beverley. The pair, who share two children together, went their separate ways after 25 years together.Like this story? For more of the latest showbiz news and gossip, follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok , Snapchat , Instagram , Twitter , Facebook , YouTube and Threads .‌Today14:21 BSTLouise Gibbons stuns in off-the-shoulder gownLouise Gibbons looked gorgeous for her wedding to Michael, wearing an off-the-shoulder white dress. Carrying a bouquet of flowers, she wore her hair auburn loose around her shoulders.(Image: Mancpicss66)Today14:15 BSTMichael Le Vell and his fiancée arrive at their weddingAhead of their big day, Michael packed on the PDA with his bride-to-be - before enjoying a sunny pint in the pub. Keeping it casual in shorts and tracksuit bottoms, the couple embraced in one of their last meetings before their nuptials.Soap star, Michael, has been a staple of our screens since joining the ITV soap in 1983, and is currently the second longest serving actor behind Ken Barlow actor Bill Roache. However, despite becoming a firm favourite on the cobbles, he admitted that he refuses to take his role for granted as things could change very quickly.Speaking to the Mirror, he said: "You can never take the job for granted. My contract was due in January and I’ve just been offered a new one, so I can breathe a sigh of relief for another year."He added: "But you can never look beyond that. They might say ‘you know what, we can’t write for you, we don’t know what to write for you anymore. Thank you and goodbye.’ That’s the nature of the beast.“I’ll be in the show in my 70s, 80s and 90s, if they still want me. I’ve never been tempted to leave."‌