Kate Abdo tied the knot with her partner Malik Scott in what seemed like a small and intimate wedding on Sunday afternoon.
The pair took to Instagram to share several photos from their wedding day, thanking God for the 'gift of marriage' in their captions.
Abdo wore an elegant, off-the-shoulder white dress with a fitted bodice for the ceremony. While Scott wore a black patterned suit with no shirt underneath.
The pair opted for a close-knit celebration with the wedding setup radiating an intimate and romantic atmosphere.
Malik's children were present for the ceremony - with the happy couple posing for photos with the trainer's son and daughter after the nuptials.
However, fans were quick to take to social media to offer their 'condolences' to Thierry Henry given the on-going joke that he is in love with the presenter.
One social media user wrote: 'Keep Uncle Titi in your prayers in these tough times. Kate Abdo just got married'.
Another wrote: 'Kate Abdo got married. Someone check on Thierry Henry.' While one user said: 'Kate Abdo got married… my GOAT deserves better anyways'.
The joke about Henry being in love with Abdo stems from their on-screen chemistry and playful interactions on the show 'CBS Sports' where both are prominent figures.
Abdo is a sports presenter and Thierry Henry is a former footballer and pundit. Their banter and apparent mutual respect often led to playful speculation among fans and viewers that Henry had a soft spot for Abdo.
Meanwhile, Abdo and Scott have garnered public interest due to their relationship, particularly because of their respective high-profile careers in sports media and boxing.
Abdo, a seasoned sports journalist, is well-known for her work with CBS Sports, while Scott has earned his reputation as a professional boxer and trainer for heavyweight boxer Deontay Wilder.
The joke about Henry being in love with Abdo stems from their on-screen chemistry and playful interactions on the show 'CBS Sports' where both are prominent figures
Their banter and apparent mutual respect often led to playful speculation among fans and viewers that Henry had a soft spot for Abdo
Abdo has had a diverse and successful career in sports broadcasting and is known for having a great on-screen rapport with Jamie Carragher, Micah Richards and Thierry Henry
Abdo has had a diverse and successful career in sports broadcasting and is known for having a great on-screen rapport with Jamie Carragher, Micah Richards and Henry.
Born in Manchester, England, Abdo initially worked with networks such as Sky Sports and Fox Sports before making her mark in the United States. She is widely recognised for her work as the host of CBS Sports' coverage of the UEFA Champions League.
Abdo's career took off when she became a regular presenter on Sky Sports, focusing on European football and other major sporting events. But it was her fluency in Spanish, German, and French that made her stand out.
The 43-year-old presenter worked across global platforms, covering events like the Ballon d'Or, where she conducted interviews with elite athletes in multiple languages.
Meanwhile Scott, Abdo's husband, has a rich history in professional boxing. Born in Philadelphia, Scott was a heavyweight fighter who had a notable, albeit sometimes under-the-radar, career in the ring.
Known for his technical skills, Scott compiled a professional record of 38 wins, 3 losses, and 1 draw over his two-decade career. Though he never won a world title, he fought against some high-profile opponents, such as Dereck Chisora and Luis Ortiz.
What has elevated Scott's standing in the boxing world in recent years is his role as a trainer. Most notably, he has become the head coach of Deontay Wilder, deemed as one of the most powerful punchers in heavyweight history.
Scott took over training duties for Wilder ahead of his trilogy bout against Tyson Fury in 2021, following Wilder's split from longtime trainer Mark Breland. Though Wilder ultimately lost the fight, Scott was praised for his tactical approach and the improvements Wilder showed in the ring, especially in terms of footwork and defense.
Scott previously stated that he was not insecure about Abdo's friendship with Henry
Scott serves as head trainer for former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder
Scott and Wilder's partnership has continued, with Scott guiding Wilder in his comeback fights. However, Wilder's career remains at a crossroads following two successive defeats.
The relationship between Abdo and Scott has sparked curiosity, given their different but overlapping worlds. While Abdo's role in sports media is rooted in football, she has also covered boxing events, which may have been how the two initially crossed paths.