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Vin Diesel walks Paul Walker’s daughter down the aisle

We couldn't have imagined it to be any more perfect and personal, says Meadow Walker

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 24 Oct 2021 5:15PM

Vin Diesel walks Paul Walker’s daughter down the aisle
Meadow Walker and Louis Thornton-Allan on their wedding day. – Instagram pic, October 24, 2021

DAUGHTER of the late actor Paul Walker, model Meadow Walker married actor Louis Thornton-Allan recently. 

Vin Diesel, long-time friend and co-star of Walker in the 'Fast & Furious' movies, walked Meadow down the aisle, reported CNN.

The couple held the ceremony in the Dominican Republic. Meadow shared the heartwarming moment in a post on Instagram.

"We couldn't have imagined it to be any more perfect and personal," Walker said. 

"And honestly it was easy and simple. Louis and I knew exactly what we wanted from the start. It was a very intimate celebration.

"We were all barefoot, dancing in the sand. To finish the night, there was a wonderful display of fireworks, and we lit lanterns into the picturesque night sky."

In 2013, Meadow's father was in the passenger seat of a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT, driven by a racing team partner, when it rammed into a light pole and exploded. He was 40 years old when the crash in Southern California took his life. – The Vibes, October 24, 2021
 

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