Bradley Johnson Ties the Knot, UK Party Held a Month After Nashville Elopement
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- Bradley Johnson dan Sammie Johnstone menggelar resepsi pernikahan di Inggris setelah menikah secara rahasia di Nashville, Tennessee, bulan lalu.
- Mantan rekan main di Emmerdale, Natalie Ann Jamieson, membagikan momen kebahagiaan pasangan tersebut melalui Instagram Stories.
- Kabar bahagia ini datang di tengah perubahan karier Bradley di sinetron ITV tersebut, yang dikabarkan tengah melakukan efisiensi besar-besaran.

British soap actor Bradley Johnson and his partner, Sammie Johnstone, finally held their wedding party in England on Sunday (11/10/2026), about a month after they married secretly in Nashville, Tennessee, United States. The couple, who have one child, chose to elope before celebrating the sacred moment with relatives and colleagues in their hometown.
The party came to light through a post by Bradley's former co-star on the soap Emmerdale, Natalie Ann Jamieson, who shared documentation of the event on Instagram Stories. In one photo, Sammie looked stunning in a sleeveless white wedding dress with a sweetheart neckline, while Bradley wore a dark suit and a white shirt. Both were seen smiling as they cut a three-tier wedding cake decorated with white roses, green foliage, and a topper reading "Mr + Mrs Johnson".
Natalie, who plays the character Amy Wyatt on Emmerdale, wrote a warm congratulatory message in the photo caption. She called the night the best moment to celebrate the best couple. Besides the photo, she also posted a video of her colleague, Ali Ward, and actor Joe-Warren Plant (Jacob Sugden) dancing happily to S Club 7's Reach for the Stars. In another post, several young Emmerdale stars such as Katie Hill (Sarah Sugden) and Bradley Riches (Lewis Barton) were seen wearing funny accessories, including bunny ears and wigs, adding a casual feel to the celebration.
This wedding news is not the first time the public has been surprised. On 13 September, Bradley announced on Instagram that he and Sammie had married in Nashville. In the video posted, Sammie was seen wearing a white mini dress paired with brown cowboy boots, while Bradley looked sharp in a white shirt, beige vest, and matching trousers. They posed on a porch swing while showing the marriage certificate they had just received. "Eloped to Nashville. Married the love of my life," Bradley wrote in the caption.
Congratulations also poured in from fellow Emmerdale cast members. Lisa Riley, who plays Mandy Dingle—Vinny's adoptive mother on screen—wrote prayers and wishes for happiness. Amelia Flanagan (April Windsor) and Bradley Riches also left warm comments. Fans did not miss out either, flooding the comment section with happy messages, some of them calling Nashville a dream place to get married.
Bradley and Sammie's love story has been steady. The two began dating in September 2021 and got engaged in October 2023 when Bradley proposed in Rome, Italy, with the iconic Colosseum as the backdrop. In November 2024, they welcomed the birth of their first child, Albie Jake Johnson, who was born weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces and measuring 50 cm. The happiness of this small family was briefly disturbed by the dynamics of the British entertainment industry.
"Bradley is a very popular cast member and close to the Dingle family on screen. Everyone was surprised by the boss's decision, but this is part of ITV's cutbacks. They are reducing the number of episodes, so they don't need as many characters," an internal source told The Sun on Sunday.
In May 2026, it was revealed that Bradley was no longer part of Emmerdale after seven years playing Vinny Dingle. The decision was said to be part of major cost-cutting by ITV, including reducing the number of episodes and adjusting the cast size. Nevertheless, Bradley continued to receive support from fans and colleagues.
For the Indonesian entertainment industry, the phenomenon of elopement among international celebrities such as Bradley and Sammie could reflect a shift in younger generations' preference for intimate weddings. Amid economic pressure and demands for privacy, many couples choose to celebrate the sacred moment simply but meaningfully. Will this trend take deeper root among public figures at home, given the strong social expectations for lavish wedding parties? Time will tell, but one thing is clear: Bradley and Sammie's happiness is a reminder that the essence of marriage lies in commitment, not in how big the party is.



