HARRY KANE and wife Kate jetted out to Majorca this week to attend close friend Ryan Mason’s wedding.
The former Tottenham player and interim boss tied the knot with stunning partner Rachel in a picturesque ceremony on the Spanish island.
Dapper Kane, 28, dressed up in a smart cream blazer and blue shirt, while Kate wore a colourful summer dress.
Posting to Instagram, the Spurs striker wrote: “Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Mason @ryan8mason @rachelspeters.
“Thank you for letting us be part of your special day! 
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Mason, 31, first got engaged to model Rachel Peters all the way back in 2017.
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Life intervened, however, when he suffered a life-threatening head injury playing for Hull City in January 2017.
Ryan faced a long road to recovery after being saved by top medics, with Rachel by his side every step of the way.
The England international was forced to retire after his injury, with Rachel writing at the time: “Life doesn’t always go to plan, but you have to find the positives in a negative situation.”
From a dark situation came a ray of light for the couple, when they welcomed a baby boy in the meantime, and subsequently a baby girl.
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After tying the knot with Rachel, Ryan wrote on Instagram: “21/06/2022 Finally get to call you my wife @rachelspeters 
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While Rachel added: “We did it @ryan8mason and it was more amazing than I could have ever dreamed of. Loved every second of it.”
The couple shared plenty of pictures of themselves on their special day.
One features the well-dressed pair locking lips at the ceremony, while another sees Ryan staring lovingly at Rachel as she prepares to cut the cake.
Plenty of Mason’s footballer pals congratulated the popular ace on Instagram.
Andros Townsend, who was also in attendance alongside girlfriend Hazel O’Sullivan, commented: “Oh what a night.”
While Callum Wilson added: “Congrats mate.”
Joe Hart, Michel Vorm, Tom Carroll, Curtis Davies and Charlie Adam were also among former Prem stars to wish Mason well.
Since his stint as Spurs interim boss, Mason has remained at the club in various capacities.
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Following Nuno Espirito Santo’s arrival as boss, Mason returned to his previous role within the academy.
But Espirito Santo’s successor Antonio Conte took an instant shine to Spurs’ former interim, promoting him to a permanent role as first team coach.
