
British X-Factor Star Fleur East Ties the Knot in Moroccan Wedding Ceremony
Fleur East, a British singer, revealed by the TV talent show "X-factor UK", chose Morocco to say "Yes" to Marcel Badiane-Robin.

Fleur East, a British singer, revealed by the TV talent show "X-factor UK", chose Morocco to say "Yes" to Marcel Badiane-Robin.

On her "Instagram" account, Marwa Loud is overjoyed! The one who hit the jackpot with the hit "Fallait pas" gave details about her wedding celebrated last weekend in Morocco (Marrakech), a country she holds dearly in her heart, in an interview with "Télé Loisirs".

A very young newlywed has just committed suicide in Chefchaouen, a city sadly famous for the number of suicides it has.

Since her marriage on April 26 to the world’s sexiest man, Idris Elba, Sabrina Dhowre, former Miss Vancouver, has never ceased to evoke the memories of her stay in Marrakech.

The wedding of Moroccan actress Dounia Boutazout took place on Saturday in the presence of many stars of cinema and television and of course the family and close friends of the two spouses.

Idris Elba, recently elected "the sexiest man in the world" and Sabrina Dhowre, former Miss Vancouver, got married last Friday in Marrakech.

Moroccan actress Dounia Boutazout will take a break to devote herself to her family life. A wedding is planned in the very near future.

For having contracted a second marriage without separating from her first husband, who was still serving a prison sentence, a Moroccan woman in her thirties has been placed in detention.

Drama in Talliouine, in the Agadir region, where a woman was found in a pool of blood. The police suspect her husband, who has just been arrested and placed in custody.

A woman in Tetouan has just poured boiling water on her husband because he allegedly told her that he had taken a second wife. The husband’s health condition is critical...

On March 24, two days ago, a 17-year-old girl committed suicide in the Jerada region, in eastern Morocco. The reason, she was forced to get married.

Despite the reform of the Family Code in 2004 (Moudawana) and the restrictions imposed by the legislator, several tens of thousands of Moroccan girls are still married before the age of 18, sometimes even at 15!