The Rev David Cameron halted the marriage of Ashley and Vicky Thorpe after their son, Cameron, began repeating his father’s name.

The vicar stunned the 100-strong congregation by halting the service and announcing: “This is a legal ceremony and I cannot proceed with that going on. Will somebody please take him outside?”

As the couple stood at the altar in disbelief, Mr Thorpe’s grandmother protested that Cameron was not misbehaving. But the vicar said she was ‘making a scene’ and ordered her to leave too.

The family must have known the big day wasn’t going to go well when during rehearsal Mr. Cameron objected to her father, Denis Robinson, who suffers from arthritis, using a walking stick to escort her up the aisle.

The little boy was also told he couldn’t be a page boy because he was ‘too young’ and because ‘weddings were not the place for children’.

When asked to comment, The Rev Cameron said:

“This is a pastoral issue best resolved directly with the family. As such it would be inappropriate for me to offer any comment apart from to say that I entirely reject the allegations.”

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In an exclusive interview, Jamie Lynn tells OK! that being away from the shining lights of Hollywood is making it all easier to learn the ins and outs of first-time motherhood.

“Around here, everyone has the same focus. The focus is family, and that’s a good way to live.”

The lucky new mom tells the mag that she was told:

” it would be an eight- to 12-hour labor, but she was ready to have the baby in three to four hours. I had a perfect pregnancy and a perfect delivery. I was very blessed.”

While her labor was induced, she gave birth naturally and without complications. She also says that Casey was the one person she wanted in the delivery room with her.

“Once I got in there, my doctor was just so calm and so good it was not bad at all,” she says. “I was just talking to Casey. And you know what’s so weird? I was asking him if he was okay. He was like, ‘Yeah.’ We were both so excited.”

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