Nigerian singer and songwriter Damilola Afolabi, popularly known as L.A.X, has officially married his partner, Ella, in a white wedding ceremony held in Naxxar, Malta.The couple exchanged vows on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, in an intimate ceremony attended by family and friends, with videos from the celebration subsequently surfacing online.L.A.X confirmed the union through his Instagram page, sharing moments from the ceremony and announcing that he had legally married his partner.“Legally hitched to the love of my life, in the most beautiful city. Malta, you have our hearts,” the singer wrote.The wedding comes eight months after L.A.X proposed to Ella on January 16, 2026. The singer had shared footage of the proposal at an outdoor setting decorated with flowers, before going down on one knee and asking her to marry him.The couple also reportedly held their traditional wedding ceremony in Nigeria in June before travelling to Malta for their white wedding.Videos from the latest ceremony show the couple in their wedding outfits as they exchanged vows, while another clip captured them making a celebratory entrance into their reception as guests cheered them on.L.A.X, whose real name is Damilola Afolabi, rose to prominence in 2013 following the release of “Caro,” his collaboration with Wizkid under Starboy Entertainment. He later released “Ginger” with Wizkid and founded his own record label, Rasaki Music.The singer’s marriage to Ella marks a new chapter in his personal life as he continues his career in music and business.XANDERXO ENTERTAINMENT#LAX #Ella #LAXAndElla #EntertainmentNews #CelebrityWedding #Afrobeats #XanderXO
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