UK Media mogul Rupert Murdoch ties knot with Jerry Hall

Updated: Sunday, March 6, 2016, 12:30 [IST]

London, March 6: UK's media baron Rupert Murdoch got married for the fourth time on Friday, March 4.The couple's wedding vows took place at St Bride's church at Central London's Fleet Street.

The high-profile wedding was attended by star-studded guests, but UK PM David Cameron could not be the part of Murdoch's fourth wedding. The couple's ten children from their earlier relationships attended their parents' wedding.

Here's what Murdoch tweeted post wedding:

84-year-old Murdoch got engaged with 59-year-old Jerry Hall, a model in Jan 2016.

The couple began dating in Sept 2015 and octogenarian Murdoch proposed the former supermodel Jerry during the 73rd Golden Globe Awards, after romancing her from last four months.

Jerry has four children-- Elizabeth, Georgia (2 daughters), James,and Gabriel Jagger (2 sons) with her former boyfriend Mick Jagger, but they were never legally married.

Media mogul Murdoch is a father of six children-- Prudence (57) (from 1st marriage), Elisabeth (47), Lachlan (44), James (43) (from 2nd marriage), Grace (14) and Chloe Murdoch (12) (from 3rd marriage).

One of the Murdoch's sister and his niece had introduced Jerry to him in Australia. Both were first spotted together at the Rugby World Cup final at Twickenham in London, in Oct 2015. [UK Media mogul Rupert Murdoch gets engaged]

His first wife was Patricia Booker, a flight attendant from Melbourne (divorced in 1967 after married for 11 years) and second wife was Anna Torv, a journalist from Glasgow, with whom he divorced in 1999, after 32 years.

Deng walked away from Murdoch's life after $44million New York apartment, a $20million property in Beijing, in addition to undisclosed assets, as per alimony.

Before Jagger, Jerry had two boyfriends-- Brian Ferry and Roxy Music. Jerry parted ways with Jagger in 1999, after a 23-year-long relationship.

After splitting with Jagger, she was romantically involved with younger men including George Waud, a film producer, Tim Attias, a banker from London, Warwick Hemsley, millionaire property tycoon Armand Leroi, a scientist.