Carrie seen for the first time since marrying Boris Johnson
CARRIE Johnson has today been spotted for the first time since marrying Boris in a secret ceremony last month.
The pair held a scaled-down reception in the Downing Street back garden, complete with a folk-music sing-song around a campfire and afternoon tea for guests., are expected to celebrate with a bumper bash next summer, before going on their official honeymoon. Boris was the first PM to get married in office in nearly 200 years, and is Britain's first Catholic Prime Minister.
Fellow worshippers expressed disbelief that he was allowed to get hitched for the third time in such a prestigious setting - as his two prior nuptials weren't seen as legal in the eyes of Catholics.
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