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The Australian actress tied the knot with her real estate executive fiance in California on Saturday, August 18 after eights months of engagement.

• Aug 20, 2018

AceShowbiz - "The Originals" star Claire Holt is officially off the market now. The 30-year-old actress married her fiance Andrew Joblon in California on Saturday, August 18. She took to Instagram to announce the happy news and share a picture from the wedding.

In the image taken by photographer Kelley Raye, Claire stunned in a strapless lace gown and held a bouquet of flowers while the groom donned a gray suit and white sneakers. Their dog Teddy Holt-Joblon also suited up for the special occasion and joined the couple in the photo.

"8.18.18," the Australian actress simply captioned it, adding a heart emoji.

8.18.18 ❤️

Sebuah kiriman dibagikan oleh Claire Holt (@claireholt) pada 19 Agu 2018 jam 2:40 PDT

The photographer, Kelley, shared the same photo on her own Instagram account and wrote in the caption, "Yesterday with @claireholt and @ajoblon was amazing. Also can we all just take in Teddy’s 'tuxedo' for a minute?"

Ready for mom and dad to get married.

Sebuah kiriman dibagikan oleh Teddy Holt-Joblon (@teddyholtjoblon) pada 19 Agu 2018 jam 2:55 PDT

Andrew shared another picture taken from the wedding on his own account. The couple kissed under the flower arch in the image.

8.18.18 ❤️

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Sebuah kiriman dibagikan oleh Andrew Joblon (@ajoblon) pada 19 Agu 2018 jam 2:43 PDT

This is a second marriage for Claire, who previously married Matthew Kaplan in 2016. Her ex-husband filed for divorce from the actress on April 27, 2017, one day before the couple's one-year wedding anniversary.

Claire announced her engagement to Andrew, a real estate executive, on December 3, 2017 with a picture of them kissing while she showed her engagement ring. "My heart is so full," she wrote.

My heart is so full ❤️

Sebuah kiriman dibagikan oleh Claire Holt (@claireholt) pada 3 Des 2017 jam 8:51 PST

In March, Claire revealed that she suffered a miscarriage. She took a selfie of herself in hospital bed and wrote a heartbreaking message, "I took this photo 10 days ago, as I waited for surgery after my sweet little baby lost its heartbeat. I sent it to my fiance in the waiting room to show him that I was ok. I wasn't. I've never felt more broken in my life."

I took this photo 10 days ago, as I waited for surgery after my sweet little baby lost its heartbeat. I sent it to my fiancé in the waiting room to show him that I was ok. I wasn’t. I’ve never felt more broken in my life. I debated sharing this so soon and I’m still frightened about making such a private struggle public, but I’m doing it anyway because it's important. After my D & C, I spent hours on the internet searching for women who had been through it. I was desperate to find someone, anyone, who could relate to what I was feeling. Someone to tell me that the depression and hopelessness were normal. That it wasn’t my fault. That I wasn’t broken forever. I found a community of women who shared my exact experience. Who were open and vulnerable about miscarriage, something that isn’t often or openly discussed. It breaks my heart to think that losing a baby feels like something we have to keep to ourselves. Why is it any different than the death of a loved one? How is it any less meaningful? Here is what I have learned as I begin to crawl out of the dark hole: support is everything. I could not have survived this without the unconditional love of my partner. Despite his pain, he was my rock and my safety net. I will never know how to thank him. I also found that opening up to people is crucial. As soon as I told my story, almost everyone I spoke to told me theirs - their own, their wife’s, their sister’s. So many people go through it and understand the breadth of pain, yet so few people talk about it. Finally, I want to share a blog post that resonated with every part of me. You can find the link in my bio, @leandramcohen of @manrepeller articulates the emotional rollercoaster with an eloquence that I could never possess. To anyone out there who has been through a miscarriage, I understand you. I share every bit of your pain and you are not alone. Please be kind to yourself and I hope that you will be comfortable sharing your story too.

Sebuah kiriman dibagikan oleh Claire Holt (@claireholt) pada 4 Mar 2018 jam 3:52 PST

"I debated sharing this so soon and I'm still frightened about making such a private struggle public, but I'm doing it anyway because it's important," she continued. "After my D & C, I spent hours on the internet searching for women who had been through it. I was desperate to find someone, anyone, who could relate to what I was feeling. Someone to tell me that the depression and hopelessness were normal. That it wasn't my fault. That I wasn't broken forever."

"It breaks my heart to think that losing a baby feels like something we have to keep to ourselves," she went on sharing. "Why is it any different than the death of a loved one? How is it any less meaningful? Here is what I have learned as I begin to crawl out of the dark hole: support is everything. I could not have survived this without the unconditional love of my partner. Despite his pain, he was my rock and my safety net. I will never know how to thank him."