Trae Young becomes the latest NBA star to enjoy picturesque summer wedding as Atlanta Hawks star marries his long-time girlfriend at the Ocean Club on Bahamas’ stunning Paradise Island

Trae Young is the latest NBA star to say ‘I do’ as the Atlanta Hawks guard married his long-time girlfriend, Shelby Miller, in the Bahamas, shortly after Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid got hitched. 

Footage of Young and the bride enjoying their first dance as husband and wife with ‘Forever Young’ emblazoned on the dance floor at the Ocean Club on Parade Island, which sits just offshore from Nassau, circulated on social media over the weekend. 

The couple, both dressed in white, shared the intimate moment in front of guests, including Migos’ Quavo and R&B artist Jacquees. 

Young also shared highlights of his big day on Instagram, such as when he and his spouse walked on the beach together and watched fireworks light up in honor of their union. 

The pair had Mr. and Mrs. pillows written on their pillows too and a couple of rose petals spelling ‘LOVE’. 

The couple shared an intimate moment on the dance floor, marked with ‘Forever Young’ on it

The newlyweds watched fireworks spark together as Miller donned an all-white Young jersey

The newlyweds had been engaged since December 2021, four years after starting to date in October 2017. 

Young, 24, was a basketball star at Oklahoma University, while Miller, 27, was part of the cheerleading squad in Norman. 

They share one-year-old son, Tydus, together and are expecting a baby girl after Miller made an announcement that she was pregnant with the couple’s second child earlier this month. 

She even posted an adorable picture of Tydus in a white button-down shirt and light beige pants for the wedding. 

The pair also had their room decoreatd with swans made out of towels and Mr and Mrs. pillows

The Youngs have a one-year-old son, Tydus, and are expecting a baby girl later down the line

Young, 24, and Miller, 27, started dating while they both attended the University of Oklahoma

Young’s big day comes after the completion of his fifth NBA season since being drafted as the fifth overall pick of the 2018 draft. 

Last season, he averaged 26.2 points, 10.2 assists and 3.0 rebounds per game as the Hawks finished with a .500 record (41-41). 

Atlanta’s franchise player did remarkably well for a team that underwent three head coaching changes and lost in the first round of the playoffs 4-2 to the Boston Celtics.

Young, who’s previously been booed by Knicks fans at Madison Square Garden in the 2021 playoffs, signed a five-year, $215million extension with the Hawks last year.