A couple in Australia had their marriage annulled after the bride testified she thought the ceremony was a prank to boost the groom's Instagram.

MELBOURNE: A woman in Australia was asked by a man to take part in a “fake Instagram wedding” in a bid to boost viewership numbers, but she later found it had been an elaborate ruse all along to marry her legally.

A Melbourne woman has successfully annulled her marriage after discovering that what she believed to be a fake wedding for a social media stunt was, in fact, a legally binding ceremony.

A court in Australia has annulled a 2023 marriage after the bride testified she thought the wedding was just a prank to help the groom monetize his Instagram account, The Guardian reported. The couple—whom the court did not identify—met on a dating app in fall 2023 and stayed in touch for a few months,

What started as a whimsical "white party" invitation took a shocking turn for a woman when she found herself at the centre of a ceremony she never intended to take seriously. The event, pitched as a social media prank by her influencer partner,

A couple in Australia had their marriage annulled after the bride testified in court that she thought the ceremony was part of a “prank” video orchestrated by the groom for social media clout. In a family court judgment from October,

A Melbourne woman gets annullment after she learned her social media prank wedding was, in fact, legally binding.