X Factor star gets married in Vegas wedding just one week after proposal and engagement
FORMER X Factor star Eoghan Quigg has tied the knot just a week after popping the question.
The 32-year-old – who rose to fame on the show in 2008 – headed to Las Vegas to say I Do to partner Amy Campbell over the weekend.
The star shared the news with fans, writing: “So we’ve been keeping a little secret. What happens in Vegas…”
They posted a video of their special day as they followed in the footsteps of some very famous faces by marrying at The Little White Chapel.
Eoghan, who finished runner-up behind JLS and winner Alexandra Burke on the hit singing show, decided to pop the question to his longterm love Amy Campbell while on holidays in New York City.
The pair were out on a walking over Bow Bridge in Central Park when the Derry native got down on one knee.
Eoghan shared the heart-melting moment on Instagram and wrote: “Today I asked my best friend to marry me and she said YES! 27.2.25 @amylcampbell.”
Eoghan and Amy have been loved up together since 2015.
They pair share two kids. They welcomed their son Camden in April 2023 and daughter Emmy Belle in April 2021.
The singer also helps raise Amy’s two children Cooper and Milla from her previous relationship.
The family-of-six live together in their stunning Derry home that they purchased in 2019.
Eoghan, who dated Diana Vickers on the show, released one album in 2009 and then decided to quit showbiz altogether when he was just 18.
Eoghan Quigg's X Factor journey
The Northern Irish singer was just 16 when he appeared on the X Factor in 2008.
The judges fell for young Eoghan’s Irish charms at his audition, with judge Louis Walsh saying he had “star quality.”
Simon Cowell added: “Whatever it is, you’ve got it.”
Eoghan certainly had some memorable moments on the show – including his romance with fellow contestant Diana Vickers.
He was eliminated in third place behind runners-up JLS and Alexandra Burke.
He was due to be signed by Cowell but when the music mogul pulled out he signed to RCA instead.