Fetty Wap is celebrating a major new chapter in his personal life after exchanging vows with Alexis Hill in an extravagant New Jersey wedding, marking another milestone in the rapper’s comeback following his release from federal prison earlier this year.
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The 35-year-old “Trap Queen” hitmaker officially married Hill on Thursday, November 5, at The Legacy Castle, a luxurious wedding venue in Pompton Plains, New Jersey. The celebration came less than four months after the couple publicly announced their engagement in July.
Approximately 90 to 100 guests attended the ceremony, which reportedly included strict measures to protect the couple’s privacy. Attendees were allegedly required to secure their phones during the festivities, allowing the newlyweds to enjoy their special day without guests freely recording or sharing the celebration.
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Despite those restrictions, fans eventually received a glimpse of the lavish ceremony through photographs shared by Stanlo Photography, the photography company responsible for capturing the couple’s wedding.
The images featured the newlyweds dressed in coordinating white ensembles, surrounded by elegant decorations and loved ones. The photographer celebrated the occasion with a simple caption that read, “Mr. & Mrs. Maxwell.”
Fetty, whose legal name is Willie Maxwell II, wore an all-white tuxedo with a satin-like finish. Hill complemented her husband in an elegant white wedding gown featuring sheer sleeves, lace detailing, and a flowing veil. She completed her bridal look with glamorous accessories, while her bridesmaids appeared in coordinated pink dresses.
Several photographs captured intimate moments between the couple, including Fetty kissing his wife’s hand and the two sharing affectionate embraces. Additional images documented their preparations before the ceremony and their first moments as husband and wife.
The reception also featured a special performance from the groom himself. According to The Shade Room, Fetty serenaded Hill with his 2015 hit “679” as she danced in her wedding dress while wearing his oversized diamond chain.
Videos from the celebration reportedly showed the bride enjoying the performance before embracing her husband, adding a personal musical touch to the festivities.
The wedding followed an equally elaborate proposal that Hill revealed to fans on July 20.
“I said yes!” she wrote on Instagram alongside photos and videos documenting the engagement.
For the proposal, Fetty arranged an elaborate romantic setup featuring pink roses, candles and a large heart-shaped floral display. A sign reading “Will You Marry Me” served as the centerpiece as the rapper dropped to one knee to ask Hill to become his wife.
Hill also displayed her impressive engagement ring, featuring a large square-cut diamond.
The marriage represents a particularly significant moment for Fetty, who has experienced several major personal and professional changes throughout 2026.
In January, the New Jersey native was transferred from federal prison to community confinement after serving more than three years behind bars in connection with a federal drug trafficking case.
The rapper pleaded guilty in 2022 to a conspiracy involving cocaine distribution and received a six-year prison sentence in May 2023. His punishment also included five years of supervised release following his sentence.
His transfer to home confinement in January allowed him to begin rebuilding his career and reconnecting with loved ones after years away from the public spotlight.
Since his return, Fetty has made music a major priority. In March, he released his fourth studio album, Zavier, his first full-length project following his transition out of federal prison.
The project marked a fresh creative chapter for the rapper, who first rose to mainstream success with his 2015 breakout hit “Trap Queen.” That record helped establish Fetty as one of hip-hop’s most recognizable newcomers, with additional songs including “679” and “My Way” further expanding his popularity.
He has also returned to performing, launching his Nostalgia Tour and reconnecting with audiences who followed his career before his incarceration.
The wedding carries additional significance because it marks Fetty’s second marriage. He previously married model Leandra K. Gonzalez in September 2019, but the relationship ended in divorce in 2020.
Now, six years later, the rapper has entered another marriage while navigating a renewed music career and a different chapter of his personal life.
For Fetty and Hill, their November ceremony turned an elaborate summer engagement into an official union, complete with a castle setting, private celebration, and a performance from the groom.
The newlyweds have since shared photographs of their wedding, offering supporters a closer look at the occasion as Fetty continues moving forward with both his music and family life.
