Sofia Richie and Elliot Grainge return to luxe wedding venue after blasting cheating claims
Fun in the sun.
Sofia Richie and Elliot Grainge returned to their luxe French wedding venue after blasting rumors that the British record producer allegedly cheated on the model.
Richie and Grainge, along with their 1-year-old daughter, Eloise, traveled to the Hotel du Cap Eden Roc in Antibes, France — the same location where the couple tied the knot in April 2023.
On Wednesday, Richie, 26, posted a carousel of images from their vacation to Instagram.
In one photo, the youngest child of music legend Lionel Richie took a selfie as she lounged on a beach chair in a blue bandeau top.
In another snap, Sofia posted an image of her mom, Diane Richie, holding Eloise as they looked out at the ocean.
The mom of one also shared a photo she took of her husband, who posed on the stairs of the famed hotel.
'
,' Sofia simply captioned the post.
The family vacation comes as the couple addressed 'mean' comments about their marriage — including rumors that Grainge, 31, had an affair.
In a TikTok video posted on June 5, Sofia recorded her reactions as the CEO of Atlantic Records read off different comments.
One remark stated, 'That? Cheating on her?' referring to Grainge, who responded, 'What am I, Shrek?'
Another comment read: 'She should divorce him and take his child support money,'' which prompted Sofia to laugh.
'I had to break it to my husband that he's not the peoples princess,' she captioned the post.
Sofia and Grainge exchanged vows at the French hotel two years ago in front of celebrity family and friends, including Nicole Richie, Paris Hilton and Cameron Diaz.
The bride wore a custom Chanel wedding dress that featured an embellished train with white and iridescent beads, while the groom rocked a classic black tux.
Sofia was walked down the aisle by her father, Lionel, 75.
The couple welcomed their daughter, Eloise, in May 2024.
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