Julian Assange is set to marry Stella Moris in Belmarsh Prison, southeast London on 23 March by Belmarsh governor.
Julian Assange was held in the London prison on 2 April 2019 in a corruption scandal where he violated the terms of his asylum.
Julian has been held in a high-security jail since his extradition to the United States. He was convicted over an alleged conspiracy to leak national defense information relating to the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.
Is Julian Assange Going To Marry Stella Moris?
Yes, Julian Assange is going to marry Stella Moris on 23 March. They enlisted to marry in November last year after years of being engaged.
Finally, on 11 November they were granted permission to marry. Julian and Stella met each other he was living in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. They have two children together.
Though they are going to be married only four guests and two witnesses are allowed to attend the ceremony. There will also be two security guards.
So many restrictions are placed on the day of their wedding as the guests will have to leave immediately after the event. The ceremony is held during normal visiting hours but still, they won’t be allowed to stay much longer.
The duo has been trying to get married for several years and now finally they will be able to get married legally.
Julian Assange And Stella Moris Age Gap
Julian Assange and Stella Moris have 12 years of age gap. Julian was born on 3 July 1971 and Stella was born in 1983.
Julian is an Australian editor, publisher, and activist who founded WikiLeaks in 2006. On the other hand, Stella South African-born lawyer who represented him.
They have been dating since 2015 and engaged in 2017 but only revealed the information about their relationship in 2020.
Since then they have been fighting for their basic human rights as they and their two children, Gabrie and Max were constantly harassed.
Julian Assange And Stella Moris Wedding Information
Julian Assange and Stella Moris’s wedding ceremony will be held in Belmarsh Prison.
Stella’s dress is designed by Dame Vivienne Westwood and also she designed a kilt for Julian as his parents are of Scottish tradition.
They are also waiting to hear from the judge about if they will be allowed a photographer.
Their wedding will be finished quickly as well and the guests and witnesses must leave as soon as the ceremony is over.
Even though Julian is not charged with any crime and not serving a sentence, he is still being held in jail and was initially denied the right to get married.
After fighting very hard, the couple was granted to get married under the law. The law states that a person who is old enough, no matter who they are or where they are from, has a human right to get married to whomever they choose.