The newly minted Mr & Mrs. Watson were celebrated by over one hundred guests, according to PEOPLE, and the festivities spread out across multiple days. Both the bride and groom have roots in Ghana with St. John being born to Ghanian parents in the U.S. and spending part of her childhood there while Watson became a dual citizen of the African country in 2025.
As they both come from large families, St. John always knew that their wedding celebrations were going to be well-attended.
“Because first, you know, we both have very large families. In Ghana, especially, I have a lot of people there, and those are not small weddings,” she told PEOPLE.
She and Watson’s love story is one that has made many believe in the power of destiny as the RHOBH star previously experienced the devastating loss of her first husband, Peter St. John, in 2013. Her strength in the face of unthinkable grief made her a hero for other widows. She also documented herself adjusting to being a woman in a high power career and a single mother for the first time. Her relationship with Watson restored her belief in God’s timing.
“This engagement is my testimony: you can rise from grief, reclaim your joy, and still find a love worthy of your ‘yes,” she said. “Keely is proof that God’s timing is perfect — and so is His plan. I’m saying yes to life, to love and to the miracle of second chances.”
The well-traveled duo have been bringing luxury and brand deals along for their journey to the altar, racking up…
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