The 100 stars Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley get married in surprise ceremony

From Digital Spy

The 100 stars Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley have shocked everyone by announcing that they've tied the knot, so many (surprise) congrats are in order.

The pair hit fans with the surprising double whammy today (June 8), announcing not only that that they're a couple but they're now married, too. Wow.

Eliza, who plays Clarke Griffin on the post-apocalyptic CW series, revealed the news on her Twitter with a picture of herself and Bob holding hands.

"Recently I married my best friend and soul mate @WildpipM We are very happy and ask that you keep your comments kind and respect our privacy at this time," she wrote.

The Bellamy Blake actor also confirmed the news on his social media, tweeting: "It is with such a full heart that I call @MisElizaJane my wife.

"This is something we both cherish very deeply and are beyond happy. Please remember to be respectful and kind to one another. Be well be kind."

The newlyweds have since received a flood of congratulations, including from The 100 creator Jason Rothenberg.

"I want to wish my deepest congratulations to @MisElizaJane and @WildpipM! May they have a lifetime of happiness and love," he tweeted after the big news was announced.

A number of others on The 100 team, including Zach McGowan (Roan) and Henry Ian Cusick (Marcus Kane), have sent over their congrats:

The 100 is currently in the middle of its sixth season, with star Shannon Kook (Jordan Green) previously telling Digital Spy that the episodes would be a "turbulent ride".

The 100 airs on The CW in the US. E4 airs the show in the UK.

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