Guest list of radio personality Kyle Sandilands’ wedding to Tegan Kynaston

Radio personality Kyle Sandilands tied the knot with longtime partner Tegan Kynaston on Saturday in a lavish, star-studded ceremony which included the prime minister and a convicted drug trafficker. The couple said “I do” in front of 130 guests at the luxury InterContinental hotel in Sydney’s Double Bay, with the wedding rumored to cost about $1 million. The colourful guestlist had high profile attendees from various walks of life, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, NSW Premier Chris Minns, musician Guy Sebastian, Today show host Karl Stefanovic and his wife Jasmine, and convicted drug trafficker Simon Main, who was the best man. Main — a one-time personal assistant to Liza Minnelli— was jailed in Italy in 2000 over his role in a failed attempt to move 333,000 ecstasy pills valued at $10 million. Sandilands hit out at critics who questioned his choice of best man as he arrived at the hotel via Rolls Royce in the morning. The groom told reporters: “These are my friends. My mate did something stupid 25 years ago. What, he has to be condemned for the rest of his life?” Other notable guests included Sandilands’ long-time radio co-host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson, who is brought her 12-year-old daughter Kitty along, Kings Cross nightclub identity John Ibrahim and his model girlfriend Sarah Budge, former paparazzo-turned-Geelong mayor Darryn Lyons, boxer Jeff Fenech and his wife Suzee and NRL player-turned-TV host Beau Ryan and wife Kara. Sandilands and his groomsmen wore navy suits complete with pale blue ties and white floral lapels, while the radio host distinguished his outfit with a vest and had his family crest embroidered on the chest His baby son Otto — who was born in August — wore a similar emblem during the ceremony, baby leather shoes and a matching navy suit. Critics also questioned the appropriateness of Mr Minn and Mr Albanese’s attendance, but both brushed off the comments. The Prime Minister said at a press conference on Friday he wasn’t in charge of the guest list, then praised Kyle Sandilands as an Australian success story. “A bloke who at one stage was homeless living on the streets of Sydney and has grown into someone who is a significant public figure is part of what is an Australian success story,” he said. Deputy opposition leader Sussan Ley criticised the Prime Minister’s attendance, saying it was curious he felt he could take a day off work days before delivering the federal budget. “Australians will rightly ask whether the prime minister should be spinning decks at a million dollar wedding when people can’t afford their rent,” Ms Ley said on Friday. “It can’t be right that the PM is kicking back tomorrow while aged care residents are being kicked out of their homes because of his government’s failures. However, the previous Liberal government also came under fire for partying it up in the midst of an emergency. Former prime minister Scott Morrison, Peter Dutton, when he was minister for home affairs, and treasurer Josh Frydenberg spent almost $5000 of taxpayer money to take the PM’s private jet to Lachlan Murdoch’s Christmas party in 2019 while bushfires raged in New South Wales.