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Ellen Page Has Married Emma Portner!

03 January 2018
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Surprise! Ellen Page and her partner, Emma Portner, have announced they got married!…
 
Ellen Page is a married woman!
 
“Can’t believe I get to call this extraordinary woman my wife,” the actress wrote on Instagram on Wednesday, tagging her fiancée, Emma Portner. A representative for Page confirmed the happy news shortly after.
 
The Instagram post featured a photo of Page and Portner’s hands, complete with wedding bands, touching against a white background.
 

Portner, who is originally from Ottawa, captioned her Instagram post of the same picture, “I get to call this incredible woman MY WIFE! @ellenpage I LOVE YOU!”
 
Congratulations to the happy couple!
 

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