Jonathan Ross’ rarely seen son tied the knot in a glam ceremony this weekend.
Harvey, 32, is the TV presenter’s only son. Jonathan, 65, is also a father to daughters Betty, 35, and Honey, 29, whom he shares with his wife of almost four decades, Jane Goldman.
The Celebrity Traitors star’s middle child wed his long-term partner, Muna Silver, a photographer and producer, at London’s Kew Gardens, a year after getting engaged.
Harvey’s siblings were present to celebrate the special occasion, with Honey sharing snaps alongside her date, video producer Gav Murphy, 40, and declaring it the ‘best day ever’.
The ceremony had a red and burgundy colour scheme, with the bridal party all wearing various shades of floor-length gowns and clutching dark calla lilies.
Bride Muna, who jetted to Portugal for her hen do, looked elegant in white lace, her strapless dress featuring a fitted bodice and flowing skirt, plus a long veil.
She beamed while posing for professional photos with her bridesmaids, which included Honey in a red gown with ribbon shoulder straps.
Groom Harvey defied tradition and went for a purple suit and brown tie, his ensemble complementing his new wife’s bouquet and the surrounding floral decorations.
Snaps from inside the after-party captured the big moment Muna threw her bridal bouquet into an eager crowd, with sister-in-law Honey joking everyone was ‘incredibly chill’ about catching it.
Similar to the daytime nuptials, the evening bash was decorated with garlands, the venue featuring large windows and tables of wine bottles.
Harvey and Muna opted to say ‘I do’ at the Royal Botanic Gardens and exchanged vows in the Nash Conservatory before hitting the dance floor at the Grade I-listed Orangery.
The Daily Mail reports that Kew’s Classic Wedding package costs £12,500 plus VAT (£15,000) and permits up to 200 guests to wed in the conservatory and hold a drinks reception in either the Princess of Wales Conservatory or on the Sir Joseph Banks Lawn.
Then, they’re free to dance until midnight in the Orangery.
Speaking ahead of the day itself, Honey revealed she was hands-on with the hen party planning, which transpired to be surprisingly hectic.
She joked on her podcast Reel Talk, which she co-hosts with her dad, that she ‘wouldn’t wish a bridal group chat on [her] worst enemy’.
Muna is no stranger to the life in the spotlight that marrying Jonathan Ross’ son brings, as she featured on Celebrity Gogglebox with the family in 2021, at least three years after she and Harvey began dating.
As they tuned in to the explicit drama Sex/Life, Muna quipped: ‘This is going to be a fun thing to watch with your dad.’
Then, last April, Jonathan confirmed his son was getting hitched during an appearance on Jessie and Lennie Ware’s Table Manners podcast.
He added that the two were ‘thinking of starting a family next year’.
The broadcaster was also asked whether Harvey dressed as superheroes when he was younger, to which he replied: ‘Not really. We raised them all in a kind of somewhat gender-non-specific environment, so whatever they wanted to do.
‘Harvey has got the longest hair in the family, and largely unwashed. He doesn’t wash it often because he’s part of that gang who think you shouldn’t use soaps!’
However, Harvey is not as public-facing as other members of the Ross clan, as he works in video game programming and tends to steer clear of red carpets and flashing lights.
He did attend an event a few weeks ago, though, as he was pictured with his dad at Death Note: The Musical, sporting significantly longer hair than the short blonde locks he was last seen with in 2015.
While Muna has a social media account to share her photography work, Harvey doesn’t have any public profiles.
As for his other siblings, Honey has followed in her mother’s footsteps and works as a screenwriter, while Betty speaks openly about the chronic health issues she faces. These include fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, as well as a condition affecting her heart rate and blood flow.
Jonathan, too, speaks publicly about navigating the adjustments for her as a family and praises his daughter’s resilience.