Fetty Wap Marries Alexis Skyy in Private New Jersey Castle Wedding: ‘Mr. And Mrs. Maxwell’

Editorial painting of a castle-style wedding venue at dusk with a candlelit white aisle lined with pink roses and a vintage microphone draped in a diamond chain. No people or logos.

Fetty Wap is officially a married man. The “Trap Queen” rapper and model Alexis Skyy tied the knot on Thursday, Nov. 5, at a castle-style venue in New Jersey, and the couple made it public on Saturday with a simple Instagram caption: “Mr. And Mrs. Maxwell.”

Editorial painting of a castle-style wedding venue at dusk with a candlelit white aisle lined with pink roses and a vintage microphone draped in a diamond chain. No people or logos.
Editorial illustration. Fetty Wap and Alexis Skyy married at a castle-style venue in New Jersey on Nov. 5.

The news spread fast across hip-hop timelines Saturday night, and for good reason. Less than a year ago, the New Jersey artist was still serving a federal prison sentence. Now he has a comeback album out, a tour on the road and a wedding album of his own.

A Private Ceremony With About 100 Guests

According to The Shade Room, which first reported the wedding, roughly 90 to 100 guests attended the ceremony at The Legacy, a castle-style wedding venue in New Jersey. Sources told the outlet that guests’ phones were collected during the vows, which helps explain why so little footage surfaced before the couple posted their own photos.

People reported that the bride wore a white satin ballgown with lace details, sheer sleeves and a long trailing veil, while the groom went with an all-white satin suit and long coat. Bridesmaids wore pink satin gowns, matching the soft pink-and-white palette seen in the couple’s photos.

A “679” Moment for the Bride

One detail fans latched onto right away: The Shade Room said it reviewed a video showing Fetty Wap performing his 2015 hit “679” for his new wife as she danced in her wedding gown while wearing his oversized diamond chain, before pulling him into a hug. For an artist whose debut era produced some of the most recognizable hooks of the 2010s, it was a fitting way to mark the day.

From a July Proposal to a November Wedding

The couple moved quickly. Alexis announced their engagement on Instagram on July 20 with a simple “I said yes,” sharing photos of Fetty Wap on one knee in front of a “Will You Marry Me?” sign framed by a heart-shaped wall of pink roses. The ring, a large square-cut diamond, featured again in the wedding photos. Complex notes this is Fetty Wap’s second marriage; he was previously married to Leandra K. Gonzalez from 2019 until their 2020 divorce.

One small note on names: People identifies the bride as model Alexis Skyy, while The Shade Room and Complex refer to her as Alexis Hill.

A Comeback Year for Fetty Wap

The wedding caps a remarkable turnaround. Fetty Wap, born Willie Maxwell II, pleaded guilty in 2022 to a federal drug distribution conspiracy charge and was sentenced to six years in prison in May 2023. He moved to home confinement in January and remains on supervised release, according to Complex.

Since then he has released his fourth studio album, Zavier, in March and hit the road on a Nostalgia Tour that People reports runs across the U.S. through December. Speaking to Rolling Stone after his release, he described feeling “new” and “rehabilitated, in a sense,” saying he had left behind whatever he lost while he was away.

Why It Matters

Fetty Wap’s story has been one of hip-hop’s most closely watched redemption arcs. A chart-topping breakout, a public fall and a prison sentence gave way to a 2026 built around new music, live shows and, now, family. Fans flooding social media with congratulations suggests plenty of goodwill for the next chapter. Expect more photos and footage from the couple in the coming days, and watch for whether the wedding finds its way into his music or tour sets before the run wraps in December.

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