An internet power couple tied the knot in Cincinnati. Markiplier, one of the most popular YouTube creators in the world, married his long-time girlfriend, Amy Nelson, at Cincinnati's Union Terminal on ...

The internet is celebrating one of their favorite power couples. YouTuber Markiplier—best known for his "Let's Play" videos of indie horror games—confirmed that he and longtime girlfriend Amy Nelson ...

The pair, who shared multiple sweet snaps on Instagram, said their "I do's" on Saturday, Sept. 20 Rodin Eckenroth/Getty YouTube star Mark Fischbach, better known online as Markiplier, and his longtime ...

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The internet is celebrating one of their favorite power couples. Amy also shared a sweet tribute to her new husband, writing in her Oct. 7 Instagram post, “The whole point is never clearer than when I ...

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YouTuber Markiplier, real name Mark Fischbach, tied the knot with longtime girlfriend Amy Nelson after 10 years of dating. More Than 6K Arrested in FL Operation Fact check: Trump makes numerous false ...

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