Charles Leclerc marries Alexandra Saint Mleux in private Monaco ceremony
Charles Leclerc has reportedly married longtime partner Alexandra Saint Mleux in a private ceremony in Monaco, just days before the start of the 2026 Formula 1 season.
Charles Leclerc appears to have quietly tied the knot with longtime partner Alexandra Saint Mleux in Monaco, just days before the start of the new Formula 1 season.
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While the couple have not made an official announcement, speculation grew after they were seen driving through Monaco in a rare 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa, dressed in coordinated white outfits. In widely shared videos, Leclerc was behind the wheel as Alexandra sat beside him holding a small bouquet of white flowers, escorted by motorcycles through the Principality.
Adding to the rumours, Alexandra updated her social media name to “Alexandra Leclerc”. According to reports, the ceremony took place on February 28 in an intimate civil service attended by close friends and family.
Their relationship
Leclerc, 28, and Saint Mleux, 23, were first linked in March 2023 during Paris Fashion Week.
They later made public appearances together at Wimbledon and the Monaco Grand Prix, gradually stepping into the spotlight as a couple.
Their engagement was confirmed in November 2025. Leclerc proposed at home in Monaco, with the help of their dachshund, Leo, whose collar tag famously read: “Dad wants to marry you.”
The moment was shared online, complete with candles and roses. This time, however, the pair seem to have chosen a more discreet approach for their wedding.
Who is Alexandra Saint Mleux?
Born in 2002, Alexandra has an international background and studied 20th-century art history at the École du Louvre in Paris.
She has worked in the art world, including at auction houses in Monaco, while also building a large social media following focused on fashion and culture.
Over the past three years, she has become a familiar presence at Formula 1 races, often seen supporting Leclerc at Ferrari events.
Back to racing
The wedding comes just ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season, which begins with the Australian Grand Prix in early March.
As a Monaco native and Scuderia Ferrari driver, Leclerc now heads into the championship as a newly married man.
Whether the couple plan a larger celebration later remains unknown, but for now, it seems they chose to mark the occasion quietly - with a vintage Ferrari and the Monaco harbour as their backdrop.