Los Angeles Dodgers' $365million star Mookie Betts marries longtime love Brianna Hammonds in gorgeous beachside ceremony after 15 years of dating

• The 29-year-old superstar right fielder married longtime love Brianna Hammonds in a stunning beachside ceremony at Terranea Resort in Rachos Palos Verdes, California on Wednesday
• The high school sweethearts were engaged to be married earlier this year in January after 15 years of dating
• The two also have a two-year-old daughter named Kynlee together as the youngster was seen being carried down the aisle during the ceremony
• The two began dating at teenagers when Mookie was a baseball standout at John Overton High School in Oakhill, Tennessee
• Brianna, 27, looked absolutely stunning in a strapless white mermaid dress with shimmering details
• Mookie - born Markus Lynn Betts - was also dressed to the nines as he sported a dark green tuxedo complete with crisp white dress shirt and black bowtie
• The five-time all-star had the support of his teammates as Justin Turner, Chris Taylor, Joe Kelly, Kenley Jansen, and many more were in attendance 
• Betts signed a massive 12-year extension with LA Dodgers worth a whopping $365million in July 2020 

 He signed a massive 12-year extension with the Los Angeles Dodgers worth a whopping $365million in July 2020.

But the most important day of Mookie Betts' life may have happened this week.

The 29-year-old superstar right fielder married longtime love Brianna Hammonds in a stunning beachside ceremony at Terranea Resort in Rachos Palos Verdes, California on Wednesday.

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The high school sweethearts became engaged to be married earlier this year in January after 15 years of dating. 

The couple also have a two-year-old daughter named Kynlee together as the youngster was seen being carried down the aisle during the ceremony. 

The two began dating at teenagers when Mookie was a baseball standout at John Overton High School in Oakhill, Tennessee.

Brianna, 27, looked absolutely stunning in a strapless white mermaid dress with shimmering details.

Mookie - born Markus Lynn Betts - was also dressed to the nines as he sported a dark green tuxedo complete with crisp white dress shirt and black bowtie.

The five-time all-star had the support of his teammates as Justin Turner, Chris Taylor, Joe Kelly, Kenley Jansen, and many more were in attendance.

The Dodgers players had fun bonding at the event as a few of them even took snaps with their significant others at the photobooth during the reception as Justin's wife Kourtney Turner shared a gallery of snaps.

No doubt the Turners have plenty to celebrate as Justin recently signed a 4-year, $60million deal.

Manager Dave Roberts was also there to see his star player tie the knot as he was joined by wife Tricia. 

As if that wasn't already enough star-power rapper Nelly and former NFL great Eddie George were also in attendance.

 The reception seemed like a blast as pro athletes, friends, and family alike cut a rug on the dancefloor to celebrate the longtime lovers finally making it official.

The new wedding band will be Mookie's third ring in four years as he has won two World Series championships.

He led the Boston Red Sox to their first title in five years in 2018 before switching over to the West Coast and earning a 2021 World Series win with the Dodgers.

The five-time Gold Glove Award recipient and four-time Silver Slugger Award winner was drafted by the Boston team in 2011 after a great college career at the University of Tennessee. He later made his MLB debut in 2014.

Betts had one of the greatest seasons in the storied history of the Boston Red Sox as he became the first player in MLB history to win  the Most Valuable Player, Silver Slugger, Gold Glove, batting title, and World Series in the same season.

Then, in a move often criticized by baseball fans of varying interest, Mookie was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers in February 2020 for Alex Verdugo, Connor Wong, and Jeter Downs.

The Los Angeles major league organization were quick to lock down the star player down for the long haul as they quickly signed him to an extension in July 2020 worth a whopping $365million over 12 years including a $65million signing bonus.

The move ended up being quite fruitful for the team which originated in Brooklyn as they won the World Series in October 2020 which was their first in over 30 years.

Betts has royal roots as he is a distant cousin of Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex. 

His parents Diana Benedict and Willie Betts chose his name in part to form the initials MLB matching Major League Baseball.

Benedict - who was Betts' first Little League Baseball coach - gave him the nickname after watching NBA guard Mookie Blaylock as she is a huge basketball fan. 

Brianna graduated from Middle Tennessee State University in 2015.