Australian golfer Cam Smith marries Shanel Naoum in Brisbane
It looks like Cam Smith won’t cut off the mullet for any reason after it was still very much attached to his head at his wedding in Brisbane.
Australian golf star Cameron Smith has married his long-term American girlfriend Shanel Naoum at a ceremony at St.Stephen’s Cathedral in Brisbane.
About 150 friends and family attended the event including fellow LIV Golfer Marc Leishman.
And because the rags can write better gossip copy than we can – this from the report on 7Sport:
Smith had yet to post any photos of the big day on his social media accounts, but his LIV Golf team, Ripper GC, posted a couple of snaps congratulating the pair.
“Congrats Cam & Shanell! Our Captain got married over the festive period and we’re delighted for the happy couple!” they wrote.
Any thought that Smith would trim his iconic mullet for the special occasion were immediately put to bed.
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