Alana Hadid, a well-known name in the fashion and film industry and the elder sister of supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid, has tied the knot with her fiancé, British film producer Ross Williams. The couple exchanged vows in a romantic ceremony held at the bride’s father’s residence in Los Angeles.
According to details, family members and close friends attended the intimate event, celebrating the couple’s special day. Soon after the ceremony, wedding photos and details went viral on social media, drawing attention to the couple’s heartfelt love story.
Alana Hadid, a Palestinian-American model, fashion designer, and activist, wore a vintage Vivienne Westwood traditional bridal gown for her wedding, complemented by a veil adorned with wildflowers. In a note shared on Instagram, she wrote: “When I put on this gown, I instantly knew it was mine.” The outdoor ceremony was surrounded by natural beauty, and Mango Studios captured the stunning photographs.
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Born in 1993 in the United States, Alana is the eldest daughter in the Hadid family. Her mother, Yolanda Aivord (a former model of Palestinian descent), and her father, Mohamed Hadid (a Palestinian real estate developer), raised her alongside her famous siblings. Like Gigi and Bella, Alana was active in the fashion world, known as a street-style icon and model. However, she recently stepped into the world of film and emerged as a strong advocate for Palestinian rights.
Alana also participated in Copenhagen Fashion Week 2025, where she voiced her support for the Palestinian cause. In a July 2024 interview with TRT World, she said: “We are reclaiming the Palestinian narrative through art and film so the world can see the full picture of our humanity.” Her sisters Gigi and Bella, and brother Anwar, attended the wedding, making the family moment even more memorable. Gigi was reportedly emotional and seen in tears.
Ross Williams, a 37-year-old British producer, studied American and Film Studies at King’s College London and the University of California, Berkeley. He is an established name in film and television production. His debut film “Obey” won the Best Cinematography Award at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival.
Recently, Ross produced all 10 episodes of the 2024 TV series “Funny Woman,” a comedy-drama that received great audience appreciation. He also produced the film “Giant,” released in 2025, which achieved critical success.
