Vin Diesel walks with Meadow Walker, Paul Walker's daughter, at her wedding ceremony.. Loyalty and friendship at its finest (video)
Pictures of the wedding of supermodel Meadow Walker, the daughter of the late artist Paul Walker, topped social media platforms around the world, hours after they were published through her official account on “Instagram”, for the first time, although a wedding took place earlier this month in the Dominican Republic, but she did not participate. The public wedding photos only days later.
The pictures acquired another human dimension, because her father, the late actor Paul Walker, could not walk with her down the aisle, but her father's close friend, star Vin Diesel, who was present during the wedding ceremony, walked with her through the aisle and handed her to her husband.
Speaking to Vogue magazine, Paul Walker's daughter said her aunt Paloma helped plan the wedding. Also from attendance due to travel restrictions.
Paul Walker's daughter reveals the details of her wedding: "It was perfect"
She added, "We never imagined the party would be perfect, and frankly it was easy and simple, Louis and I knew exactly what we wanted from the start, it was a very intimate celebration."
And she continued, "We were all barefoot dancing in the sand, and at night there was a wonderful display of fireworks, and lanterns lit up in the picturesque night sky."
The late artist Paul Walker was famous for starring in the “Fast & Furious” movie series, before he died in a car accident in 2013, when Meadow Walker was fifteen years old, and in the ensuing years she remained close to her father’s friends and co-workers, including Including Vin Diesel and Jordana Brewster.
Meadow Walker also spends time with the Diesel family. Last year, she shared a selfie with Diesel's children, Hania, Vincent and Pauline.
Vin Diesel revealed earlier that his daughter, Pauline, who is currently 6 years old, was named after the late Paul Walker, as he explained in a previous interview: “It felt like a way to keep his memory a part of my family and a part of my world.” .
