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Kofi Atta Mills, the son of the late former president, John Evans Atta Mills, is married.
The young man tied the knot in a small ceremony with his girlfriend, Michelle Nash.
The union reportedly took place on Tuesday, August 10, 2021, in London.
In photos that have gone viral, the bride was seen in a gown with glitter on it, walking down the aisle with Mr Atta Mills wearing a grey suit with a bow tie.
The private ceremony saw friends and loved ones of the couple in attendance.
In other images, the couple stunned their guests with red and black Kente outfits.
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