New Delhi:
Neil Diamond has married again. The 71-year-old crooner tied the knot for the third time on Saturday (21.04.12) when he wed his manager Katie McNeil in Los Angeles.
The pair said their vows in an intimate ceremony in front of family and close friends, his representative confirmed to People magazine.
The <i>Sweet Caroline</i> hitmaker later revealed his nuptials had been "magical".
He tweeted yesterday (22.04.12): "Katie and I got married last night, we wish you all could've been there. It was magical! Love, Neil."
Neil announced his engagement to Katie, 42, last September on his twitter page.
He wrote at the time: "Good news coming from sunny LA/ and you're the first I want to tell/ Katie & I just got engaged/ and I hope you wish us well."
Neil has two daughters, Marjorie and Elyn, with first wife Jaye Posner, who he split from in 1967.
He also has sons Jesse and Micah with second spouse Marcia Murphey, who he married in 1969 and divorced in 1994.
The breakdown of the second marriage led to one of the entertainment industry's most expensive divorces, with Neil paying a reported $150 million settlement.
The pair said their vows in an intimate ceremony in front of family and close friends, his representative confirmed to People magazine.
The <i>Sweet Caroline</i> hitmaker later revealed his nuptials had been "magical".
He tweeted yesterday (22.04.12): "Katie and I got married last night, we wish you all could've been there. It was magical! Love, Neil."
Neil announced his engagement to Katie, 42, last September on his twitter page.
He wrote at the time: "Good news coming from sunny LA/ and you're the first I want to tell/ Katie & I just got engaged/ and I hope you wish us well."
Neil has two daughters, Marjorie and Elyn, with first wife Jaye Posner, who he split from in 1967.
He also has sons Jesse and Micah with second spouse Marcia Murphey, who he married in 1969 and divorced in 1994.
The breakdown of the second marriage led to one of the entertainment industry's most expensive divorces, with Neil paying a reported $150 million settlement.
