The “Steals & Deals” star’s father walked her down the aisle and then officiated the ceremony, Page Six can exclusively reveal.
“Today” show contributor Jill Martin married fiancé Erik Brooks at the New York Public Library Saturday night, Page Six can exclusively reveal.
The “Steals & Deals” host tied the knot in front of 200 of her closest family and friends, including some of her “Today” show colleagues. Sources tell us her father officiated the ceremony after walking her down the aisle with her mother.Martin, 46, and her financier husband have traveled a long road to the altar. The couple firstin May 2019 in the Hamptons, and the TV personality told us she was “over the moon” about the exciting development in her personal life.
“I’m shaking,” she exclusively told Page Six at the time. “I’m over the moon. I have not stopped staring at [my engagement ring]. I wake up in the middle of the night and think, ‘Was that a dream?'”called off their engagement“This pandemic has taken a toll on so many aspects of life — it’s such a difficult time for everyone,” explained Martin, who met Brooks on a dating app.
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