- YouTuber Trisha Paytas posted photos of her apparent Las Vegas wedding to a mystery partner on Friday.
- Paytas, who announced her "engagement" in a YouTube video just a week ago, shared pictures from outside a Vegas chapel kissing someone who had been cropped out of the shot.
- She was dressed in all white and had tweeted earlier in the day: "On my way to get married brb."
- She later posted a video celebrating on stage with Criss Angel.
- No marriage license bearing Paytas' name has been registered with the Clark County Clerk's office, according to E! News.
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YouTuber Trisha Paytas appeared to marry a mystery partner in a Las Vegas wedding on Friday, just a week after announcing her "engagement" in a YouTube video.
Paytas, known for her public feuds and breakups, posted a number of photos on Instagram and Twitter over the weekend both before and after the apparent Vegas ceremony.
On Friday, she tweeted photos of herself dressed in white with the caption: "Going to the Chapel..."
Going to the Chapel... pic.twitter.com/YWrX3Hqipt
— Trisha Paytas (@trishapaytas) November 1, 2019
She then shared another of her in a limo, saying: "On my way to get married brb."
On my way to get married brb. Then seeing @CrissAngel tonight lol. Love vegas pic.twitter.com/7kfwGbCCTR
— Trisha Paytas (@trishapaytas) November 1, 2019
An Instagram post then showed her underneath a Vegas chapel, kissing someone who had been cut out of the photo with the caption: "11.01.19" and a ring emoji.
Paytas' outfit appeared to be more like lingerie than traditional wedding attire.
Before the apparent ceremony she also shared a photo of her and two supposed bridesmaids with the caption: "Wedding Squad."
Afterwards, she shared a video and photos of her on stage with Criss Angel, who congratulated the "newly married Trisha" along with his live audience.
A number of other posts then showed her playing the slots, captioning photos with phrases like: "Whore turned housewife and daddy's rich."
No marriage license bearing Paytas' name has been registered with the Clark County Clerk's office, according to E! News.
If Paytas truly did tie the knot, it's unclear who she married.
The YouTuber, who has over 5 million subscribers on her channels and has been on the platform for over a decade, said in a video on October 25 that it "all happened very quickly."
She added that the person she was marrying was "well-known" but "private."
As Insider's Lindsay Dodgson reported, drama seems to have followed Paytas through the various twists and turns of her career.
In a recent video, she claimed to be transgender, saying she identifies as a gay man because she is attracted to other gay men and loves "glam and voluptuousness."
She elaborated on her comments on an episode of CBS' "The Doctors," where she said she's always felt like a man and wanted to be physically male because it would make dating easier for her.
"I've dated gay men, and this is what offended people in my video, when I date gay men, a lot of gay men think I'm not man enough because I don't have a penis," she said.
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