Aleen Bailey ties the knot
Olympian Aleen Bailey serenades her husband as she walks down the aisle at their wedding on Saturday.
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November 11, 2023

Aleen Bailey ties the knot

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Olympian Aleen Bailey on Saturday tied the knot with her partner, Joseph Leon Taylor at St Andrew Scots Kirk United in downtown, Kingston.

The former sprinter serenaded her groom with a rendition of Shania Twain’s From This Moment as she made her way to the aisle on the arm of businessman Timothy Spencer.

Bailey had a Cinderella moment in a gown created by DrennaLuna designers Arlene and Angelie Martin.

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