It has been revealed that Jamaican producer Romeich Major tied the knot with his fiancée Shacqueal Witter. The pair recently had a private wedding, and Shacqueal and Romeich shared the exciting news on social media.
On Instagram, Shacqueal, a social media influencer, made a big change to her account by replacing her surname with “Major.” She also shared a post of a man giving wedding advice. The man encouraged couples to have a small, intimate wedding and have the celebration later.
He emphasised that no one should get married for the image or because of someone else. The video was captioned, “Get married now throw the celebration later.”
Shacqueal, who said she always wanted an “extremely private wedding,” confirmed in the post that she and Romeich Major did exactly that.
Shacqueal and Romeich have been publicly dating since 2022, and they got engaged in July 2024. When news of their engagement was shared online, Romeich shared that he could not live without Shacqueal. Shacqueal shared her joy online, expressing that Romeich is the love of her life. The announcement garners a flood of congratulations from fans and friends alike.
Two days after she made the post, Romeich returned from his social media hiatus with scenes of their wedding day. The video was shared on his Instagram page with a note professing his love for his wife as he wished her a happy Valentine’s Day. “Happy Valentine’s Day to the owner of my heart & my forever love ❤️❤️❤️ I love you my wife,” he wrote.
In the video, the couple can be seen getting ready for their wedding ceremony in several scenes. Other clips show Shacqueal in her wedding dress and Romeich in a suit while they take their wedding photos and have affectionate moments. The post garnered a flood of congratulatory messages from fans in the comments.
Romeich has been absent from social media following the viral incident with TikTokers TJ and Moya. The incident involved Romeich giving orders for TJ to be physically assaulted, which led to a brawl at an event. He faced intense backlash and allegedly received threats when the public became aware of the incident.
