• Spanish Town Drowned in Tomatoes as 20,000 People Join Epic Food Fight

  Thousands of people from around the world descended on the Spanish town of Buñol to take part in the famous La Tomatina — the world’s largest annual “food fight.” For several hours, the town’s streets were transformed into a sea of tomatoes...

• Massage, Aromatherapy and “Hoof Care”: America Is Getting Its First Cow Spa for Humans

  Forget mud masks and cucumber slices. The latest wellness trend is inviting people to relax… like cows...

• “A Charming Oasis”: Island With Napoleonic Fortress Goes on Sale in the Venice Lagoon

  A tiny piece of land smaller than a football field has a rich history, but just how wealthy its future owner will need to be is being kept strictly under wraps. An island in the Venetian Lagoon, complete with its own Napoleonic-era fortress and lush gardens, is looking for a new owner....

• The Man Who Cycled 6,000 Miles for Love: The Incredible Story of P.K. and Lotta

  Six years ago in Gothenburg, documentary filmmaker Orlando von Einsiedel received an unusual proposition. Two young people, a brother and sister named Karl and Emily von Schedvin, approached him and handed him a book...

• Billionaire at Center of Record $6.2 Billion Divorce Claims He Never Undressed or Had Sex With His Girlfriend

  A New Jersey financial tycoon at the center of what is reportedly the largest and most expensive divorce case in the state’s history is making some unusual claims about his personal life...

• Why Are We So Fascinated by Vampires? From Lestat to the Sexiest Bloodsuckers on TV

  Vampire Lestat has captivated fans around the world with his outrageous antics. But our obsession with sexy vampires goes far beyond forbidden love, bare torsos and a taste for LSD-laced blood, as The Guardian writes...

• Viral Park Kiss Costs Star Lawyer His Career

  A partner at prestigious law firm Wachtell Lipton who was caught passionately embracing a young colleague in Central Park is being forced to leave the firm. The viral video had already cost him a lucrative move to rival firm Gibson Dunn, sources told The Post...

• The end of humanity: What cash-crazed tech billionaires actually believe

  While some tech giants announce the dawn of a new era of superintelligence, others are buying castles in Ireland and building bunkers. What is the modern Silicon Valley elite actually thinking...

Bonnie Locket had terrible luck in love. After enduring a series of infidelities in romantic relationships that drove her to deep depression and thoughts of suicide, the OnlyFans model decided to take the most important step in her life.

She put on a $20,000 designer wedding dress and confidently said "I do" to the woman looking back at her in the mirror. "It was one of the best days of my life," the 38-year-old England native, who currently resides in Ibiza, told The Post.

The wedding ceremony took place on May 30. Bonnie's celebration featured only a few close friends, handwritten vows, and a luxurious 3-carat yellow diamond ring worth $27,000, which she slipped onto her own finger. With this, Locket officially solidified her union with herself, becoming part of the global sologamy movement.

While this union is purely symbolic and carries no legal weight, single people in their 30s around the world—from bustling New York to the sandy beaches of Ibiza—are increasingly choosing this path over the elusive "happily ever after" fairytale.

The sologamy movement is rapidly gaining momentum: thousands of dedicated hashtags are multiplying across Instagram and TikTok, and everyday women are spending fortunes on these kinds of celebrations. For instance, American Andria Johnson shelled out $5,000 for a wedding to herself in Tulum, Mexico, while Kshama Bindu became one of the first women in India to take this step. "I realized that I don't require a Prince Charming because I am my own queen," Bindu stated.

A Chronicle of Betrayal and Healing

For Bonnie Locket, this step became an opportunity to rise from the ashes after a failed marriage. "I was with my ex for 11 years, and we got married in 2023. Our marriage lasted only nine months before I found out he’d been cheating on me since the very first day of our relationship," the model confessed.

The breaking point in the relationship came with the news that her husband was secretly sleeping with her sworn enemy. Unable to survive such a betrayal, Bonnie packed her bags and left. However, immediately after the divorce, she entered a new relationship—and her next partner cheated on her as well.

Following this, the model gave up hope. She admits that she seriously contemplated suicide. Helping her pull through this living hell was her beloved dog, who suffers from epilepsy and became her primary emotional anchor. "I had been in relationships since I was 14. And this is the first time in my life that I've been absolutely alone, going through the most horrific pain," Locket shared candidly. "But over the past few months, I went to therapy, found support from friends and my dog, and learned to find happiness within myself. Previously, my self-esteem depended exclusively on the man who was by my side. Now I have learned to value myself on my own, and this transformation deserved a celebration."

The Ritual at the Altar: "I Was Already Whole"

The idea for the wedding came to her in April, when she spotted the ring of her dreams on social media. Bonnie decided not to wait for someone to gift it to her and bought it herself for $27,000. That was also when she remembered her luxurious Galia Lahav wedding dress worth $20,000, which she had worn three years prior, gathering dust in a suitcase. "I thought: what if I marry myself in this dress and turn a bad omen into a good one? I love myself, I love this ring, and I love this dress. Why wait for someone else?"

The ceremony was held on Cala d’Hort beach in Ibiza. In the presence of just eight guests and an officiant, Bonnie looked into a mirror set up at the altar and promised to love, honor, and cherish herself forever.

Follow NEWS.am STYLE on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram