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Please refresh the page and retry. A s the first member of the Royal Family to marry someone of the same sex, it is perhaps fortuitous that Lord Ivar Mountbatten likes to shock. The year-old cousin of the Queen is preparing to celebrate his first wedding anniversary with James Coyle, who works as senior cabin crew for an airline. But he has admitted he has no idea how his decision to separate from his wife and become the first member of the extended royal family to come out as gay was received in royal circles. At home though, the younger son of the 3rd Marquess of Milford Haven, is enjoying a new lease of life; his three daughters and ex-wife having entirely accepted his decision.

Just over a month after Prince Harry married American actress Meghan Markle , the extended British royal family will have its first same-sex wedding. He met Coyle in the Swiss ski resort of Verbier and came out publicly in , becoming the first member of the extended British royal family to do so. He divorced his ex-wife Penny, with whom he has three daughters, in She will give her former husband away at the event.

Lord Ivar Mountbatten was given away by his ex-wife Lady Penny before he exchanged rings with his partner of two years James Coyle. Lord Ivar and Penny ended their marriage in and their three proud daughters looked on as he said his vows exactly two years after coming out as gay. Princess Margaret attended his first marriage 24 years earlier, but there were however no royal witnesses at the private chapel in Bridweel Park near the village of Uffculme in Devon this weekend. Lord Ivar and James invited their 60 closest family and friends to celebrate with a gospel choir and flutes of Pol Roger champagne.

The British royal family just had its first-ever same-sex wedding — and it looked pretty perfect. He shared photos of the wedding on Instagram , with a caption that read: "Well we did it finally! It was an amazing day despite the miserable British weather. He went on to thank the chief registrar, who conducted the service and "set the perfect but lighthearted tone for what is a serious occasion," as well as the choir and photographer.