AN OUTNUMBERED star has secretly tied the knot with his long term girlfriend in a lowkey ceremony.
This actor, now 29, shot to fame noughties as a child star in the hugely popular BBC comedy.
The star in question is Tyger Drew Honey who has married his partner Fluke Chotphuang, who has already changed her surname to Drew Honey on Instagram.
The actor said "I do" to his stunning partner of seven years in a lowkey ceremony more than two months ago.
However, Tyger, who first rose to fame aged 11 years old in Outnumbered, only confirmed their nuptials with a collage of pics on Instagram today.
In the snaps, the bride can be seen wearing a stunning long white off the shoulder wedding gown.
While Tyger - who’s parents are adult movie stars Ben Dover and Linzi Drew - looked dapper in his pale blue suit.
The new couple could be seen posing in front of a picturesque countryside backdrop.
It's not known if Tyger's Outnumbered co-stars were at the wedding.
Tyger was was last seen in Outnumbered, which launched on BBC One in 2007 when he was just 11 years old, at Christmas when a festive special.
Appearing alongside his TV siblings, played by Daniel Roche and Ramona Marquez, viewers were blown away by just how much they’d grown up since the early days of the show.
NEW ROLE
Meanwhile, becoming a husband isn't Tyger's only new role.
The actor recently transformed himself into a Victorian for new Sky History series, Jack the Ripper: Written in Blood which drops next week.
The three-part drama-documentary explored the infamous Whitechapel murders of 1888 from an entirely new angle.
It looked at how a team of reporters from local newspaper, The Star, created and fuelled the legend of Jack The Ripper and in so doing, contributed to a serial killer evading justice.
In the show, Tyger played one of the hacks on the publication.
