“Real Housewives of Miami” star Marysol Patton and Steve McNamara are officially legally married.
According to a marriage certificate exclusively obtained by Page Six, the couple, who tied the knot in a non-legally binding wedding ceremony in 2021, said “I do” at the Coral Gables Courthouse in Florida on Wednesday.
An insider also confirmed the news to Page Six.
On Wednesday, Patton dropped hints that she and McNamara would be walking down the aisle again via her Instagram Story, as she shared a photo of wedding bells paired with The 5th Dimension’s 1969 track, “Wedding Bell Blues.”
The 57-year-old reality star also shared a photo of herself getting glammed up with the help of a hairstylist.
The picture showed Patton looking into a mirror and fixing her white floral headpiece, while her dog sat in her lap.
A third snap saw her dog staring out the window while wearing a pink bow tie. Patton also inserted a wedding ring sticker into the corner of the adorable snap.
Reps for the Bravo star weren’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.
Patton and McNamara decided to make their marriage official after quietly tying the knot in a non-legally binding wedding ceremony hosted in Tulum, Mexico, in April 2021.
At the time, sources told Page Six that the duo “snuck off” and held a private traditional Mayan ceremony.
We’re told Patton decided on the ceremony type in honor of her mom, Elsa Patton, who passed away in 2019.
“It was the basis of her mom’s spiritual-religious roots,” the insider explained. “She felt her mom’s influence guided her to have this kind of ceremony — Elsa is still in charge!”
The couple had met a year before and never got formally engaged.
Two years later, Patton and the Miami-based businessman renewed their vows in July 2023 at the Ardgowan Castle in Scotland.
“My mom predicted I would get married again and again and again. So I am — to Steve!” she told Page Six at the time.
“We are already planning the next one, and it’s going to be fabulous.”
Patton was previously married to her ex-husband, Philippe Pautesta-Herder, from 2010 to 2012.
