Alicia Keys Continues To Gush About Marriage

Grammy winning artist Alicia Keys can’t contain her happiness around her married life. Alicia is set to celebrate her one year anniversary with music producer Swizz Beatz on July 31st. Ahead of the celebration, Alicia gushes to People about her marriage.

“It’s so fly.”

“There’s something great about feeling at peace and ease with your partner and knowing you understand each other. I really enjoy that friendship.”

“There are so many similarities between us, it’s just mind-blowing,”

“It’s really cool to have met my equal.”

“When I walked down [the aisle] and saw him, I could barely hold myself together,” she says. “It was so beautiful — just about he and I and our love. The wedding was one of the best days of my life.”

Congrats to Alicia and Swizz! Check out photos below of Alicia Keys and her son with Swizz, baby Egypt, at a pool in Miami late last week.

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