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Formula 1 Ferrari driver, Charles Leclerc and model and influencer Alexandra Saint Mleux were married on February 28, 2026, in a private civil ceremony at the Mairie de Monaco. The couple publicly confirmed their marriage on March 1 and 2, sharing photographs and video footage on Instagram.
The ceremony was private, attended only by close family and friends. Leclerc described the day as "part one" on Instagram, noting that a larger celebration will follow next year. "Part 2 will be next year with all of our close ones," he wrote. Saint Mleux added, "Can't wait to marry you all over again next year."
After the ceremony, the couple was filmed driving through Monaco in a 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa, a rare vintage sports car valued at approximately £9 million, before posing for photographs at Villa La Vigie, a historic property on Cap Martin overlooking the Mediterranean, once home to fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld.
Alexandra wore a custom couture gown by Australian fashion house Paolo Sebastian. The French Chantilly lace fishtail gown featured a scalloped neckline, three-dimensional floral and butterfly embellishments, and bespoke embroidered initials with their wedding date. She accessorised with Graff jewellery. Leclerc wore an ivory suit with a dove-grey tie.
The couple's dachshund, Leo, attended the ceremony in a miniature tuxedo and appeared in several published photographs.
Leclerc and Saint Mleux began their relationship in 2023. They announced their engagement on November 2, 2025, when Leclerc confirmed the news at a press conference before the Brazilian Grand Prix. "She is an essential part of my life, and I think it was the right moment," he said.
With the 2026 Formula 1 season opening in Melbourne in the coming days, any honeymoon is expected to be brief. Leclerc is scheduled to compete in the Australian Grand Prix as the new season gets underway.
Shortly after the ceremony, Saint Mleux updated her social media profile to Alexandra Malena Leclerc.
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