Thylane Blondeau, the 25-year-old French model who gained international fame as a child, has married her partner, Parisian DJ Ben Attal, 29. The couple tied the knot earlier this month in Paris, wearing a white gown with cape-style detailing. Blondeau confirmed their engagement three months prior, following a proposal during a trip to Greece.

Attal proposed to Blondeau with a romantic setup in Greece, including scattered red rose petals leading to an outdoor table with a coastal view. Blondeau shared photos of the proposal and her engagement ring, a large diamond set in a gold band, on social media, captioning the post, "I said yes to my best friend. Here’s to forever."

The newlyweds celebrated their engagement with a stay at the Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel on the Athens Riviera before returning home. Blondeau posted a humorous image of Attal managing their luggage on a motorbike.

Blondeau, the daughter of retired footballer Patrick Blondeau and TV presenter Veronika Loubry, began her modeling career at a young age. She walked for Jean Paul Gaultier at four and became the youngest model to pose for Vogue Paris at 10. In 2006, at age six, she was named 'the most beautiful girl in the world' by Vogue Enfants, a title she later regained in TC Candler's 2018 annual awards list. The early editorial work, particularly a 2010 French Vogue spread titled 'What Makeup at What Age?', drew criticism for its perceived sexualization of the then-pre-teen model, though her mother defended the shoot.

Blondeau began dating Attal in 2020. Her previous relationship with French DJ Milane Meritte ended prior to this. Blondeau's mother later divorced Patrick Blondeau and entered into a relationship with producer Gérard Kadoche. Kadoche passed away in December after a battle with pancreatic cancer, and Blondeau paid tribute to him on social media.

Blondeau founded her own clothing line, No Smile, in 2020, with pieces carrying the tagline, "I'd rather no smile than do a fake smile." She has previously spoken about her approach to body image, stating her refusal to adhere to extreme thinness standards and her preference for showing her personality over conforming to traditional beauty ideals. She has expressed a desire to be seen as a human being and a teenager, rather than solely defined by her childhood accolades.