She shocked her fans by finally marrying her fiancé Jean Todt late last week after being engaged for 19 years.
And Michelle Yeoh gave her 2.4 million Instagram followers a peek at their intimate wedding ceremony with a post on Saturday.
The Academy Award-winning actress and the former CEO of Ferrari tied the knot on Thursday in Geneva, Switzerland.
On Instagram, the Everything Everywhere All At Once star proudly declared, “19 years old and YES!! we are married!!’
Thkq to our “families” who have loved us all these years. We love you and more to come,” she gushed in the caption of the wedding-themed carousel.
One of the behind-the-scenes photos showed the happy couple holding hands on their wedding day as they stared at their wedding rings.
Linked! Michelle Yeoh, 60, shared a series of loving photos from her wedding to Jean Todt, 77, on Instagram on Saturday after a jaw-dropping 19-year engagement
For their wedding, Yeoh opted to wear a white silk shirt tucked into a matching high-waisted tulle skirt with fringe, according to People.
The bride, 60, had her brunette locks styled long, loose and wavy part over her chest with natural waves and a small part.
As for the groom, 77, he looked handsome and smart in a dark blue suit with a white shirt and patterned tie.
Both were equally radiant with big beaming smiles on their wedding day.
Michelle added a photo of the newlyweds standing in the same room at a table next to some of their wedding guests.
The Malaysian-born actress also gave her Instagram fans and followers a look at one of their more private moments from their wedding night, where they sat up in bed and looked into each other’s eyes.
In front of them was a pair of swan-shaped towels decorated with flower petals, while at the foot of the bed more petals were made into the shape of a large heart.
For the final image, a photo was taken of a framed photo with Yeoh and Todt photoshopped into a fictional James Bond movie poster titled Love Never Dies.
The fake movie poster shows the pair holding hands as they cruise on a motorcycle.
While the title is a playful knock on their 19-year courtship, the image references the 007 spy film Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), which co-starred Yeoh as James Bond with Pierce Brosnan.
Yeoh and Todt, a French racing driver and former rally co-driver, first met in China just over 19 years ago.
“We met in Shanghai on June 4, 2004,” the couple revealed in a wedding program post, shared on Instagram by ex-Ferrari Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa.
It turns out they got engaged after less than two months of dating.
Wedding Day Fashion: For their nuptials, Yeoh opted to wear a white silk shirt tucked into a matching high-waisted fringe tulle skirt, while Todt was smartly decked out in a dark blue suit with a white patterned shirt and tie
Lovebirds: The couple previewed their wedding night with a photo of themselves in bed partially covered with pedals
Playful: The pair were also depicted in a fictional movie poster that is a knock-off of the 007 spy movie Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), which co-starred Yeoh as James Bond alongside Pierce Brosnan
History: The couple shared how they met in the wedding program over 19 years ago
Moment captured: friend Felipe Massa was one of the few guests at the ceremony
Glowing: Yeoh also proudly posed with her Oscar for Best Actress with Todt and Massa
Golden: The Oscar took center stage in one of the photos of the newly married couple
Widespread critical acclaim: Yeoh won the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in the popular independent film The Everything Everywhere All At Once; seen in March in Beverly Hills
“On July 26, 2004, JT proposed to marry MY and she said YES,” the program continued.
“Today after 6992 days on July 27, 2023 in Geneva, surrounded by loving family and friends, we are so happy to celebrate this special moment together!” concluded the note.
Yeoh has made headlines in recent months after winning the Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance in the critical and commercial hit film The Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022).
Written and directed by Daniel Kawn and Daniel Scheinert, the independent film won seven of 11 Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Director, Best Supporting Actor for Ke Huy Quan and Best Supporting Actress for Jamie Lee Curtis .