Music icon Frankie Valli, 89, recently wed his longtime partner, Jackie Jacobs, 60, in a private ceremony at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino. The Four Seasons frontman and the former CBS marketing executive exchanged vows with only the two of them present, according to People magazine. Valli reportedly serenaded his bride with his 1967 hit, "Can't Take My Eyes Off You."

Following the nuptials, Valli was seen in Los Angeles looking stylish in casual attire while picking up dry cleaning. He proudly displayed his new wedding band.

Valli expressed his joy about finding love again at this stage in his life, telling People, "It's terrific." Photos from the ceremony show Jacobs in a white gown and Valli in a navy suit. Jacobs has previously spoken about her admiration for Valli's performances, calling a recent show at the Saban Theater potentially one of his best ever.

The couple's love story began in 2007 when they met at a restaurant in Los Angeles. They reconnected in 2015 and have been together since. This is Valli's fourth marriage. His first wife, Mary Delgado, whom he married in 1958, had two daughters from a previous relationship, and they had two more daughters together. Sadly, both of their daughters passed away within months of each other in 1980. His second marriage was to MaryAnn Hannagan (1974-1982), and his third to Randy Clohessy (1984-2004), with whom he has three sons.

Valli and the Four Seasons are set to begin a year-long residency at the Westgate Las Vegas in October. The legendary singer has achieved numerous chart-topping hits both with the group and as a solo artist. Their story was immortalized in the Broadway musical and subsequent film, "Jersey Boys." Valli and the original Four Seasons members were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.