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Star-maker Fuller will tie the knot
6:28pm Saturday 10th May 2008
Music mogul Simon Fuller is to wed long-term girlfriend Natalie Swanston at the end of the month, it was reported.
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- X Factor's Andy set for Eurovision
- Singing over for designer Victoria
- Director to make NI Troubles drama
- Lisa stepping up to front mum movie
- Walters bags Whitehouse drama role
- Grant and Hurley win photos damages
- Angelina may give birth in France
He will reportedly tie the knot in a lavish three-day ceremony in California's Napa Valley with a starry guest list.
The Daily Mirror quoted a source who said of the man behind the Spice Girls: "Simon is a very private man, but after dating Natalie for a few years, he has finally popped the question.
"Money is no object so it's going to be one hell of a party."
A spokesman for Fuller declined to comment.
Earlier this year, the Prince of Wales praised Fuller for creating the "extraordinary phenomenon" of Pop Idol.
He recorded a video tribute to Fuller which was played at a Hollywood awards ceremony.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown also sent a message to the Producers Guild Awards in Los Angeles.
Fuller received the Visionary Award in February for the "unique and uplifting quality" of his work.
Music mogul Simon Fuller is to reportedly tie the knot
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