'There is no timeline for grief': Disney actress Tiffany Thornton defends her marriage to preacher man following tragic death of first husband

Her husband was tragically killed in a car accident in December of 2015. 

But on Saturday, actress Tiffany Thornton found forever again, as she happily married church worship leader Josiah Capaci.

While their union should have been a joyous occasion for the couple, the former Disney Channel star found herself defending her new marriage come Monday. 

Wedded bliss: On Saturday, former Disney Channel actress Tiffany Thornton, 31,  happily wed church worship leader Josiah Capaci

Wedded bliss: On Saturday, former Disney Channel actress Tiffany Thornton, 31,  happily wed church worship leader Josiah Capaci

'This. This is love. That all encompassing, enduring, accepting, near perfect love,' began the 31-year-old, alongside a wedding day photo of the couple. 

Tiffany then addressed a few trolls who felt that the star had moved on too soon.

'The kind that trumps my need to snap back at people who have the audacity to comment on my Instagram about whether I loved my first husband or not. But let me take a moment to explain something to you. There is no timeline for grief or for when God moves in your life in undeniable ways. '

Lost love: Tiffany was previously wed to late husband Christopher Carney for three years, before he tragically passed away in a car crash in December of 2015

Lost love: Tiffany was previously wed to late husband Christopher Carney for three years, before he tragically passed away in a car crash in December of 2015

'This. This is love': While their union should have been a joyous occasion for the couple, the former Disney Channel star found herself defending her new marriage come Monday

'This. This is love': While their union should have been a joyous occasion for the couple, the former Disney Channel star found herself defending her new marriage come Monday

'There is no timeline for grief': Tiffany addressed a few trolls who felt that the star had moved on too soon

'There is no timeline for grief': Tiffany addressed a few trolls who felt that the star had moved on too soon

'Couldn't be happier for you T': The star received a little encouragement from her former Sonny With a Chance co-star, Demi Lovato

'Couldn't be happier for you T': The star received a little encouragement from her former Sonny With a Chance co-star, Demi Lovato

'He would have loved the choice I made': Tiffany believed her former husband, Chris Carney, would have 'loved' Josiah (pictured above), as he would become a second father two their sons

'He would have loved the choice I made': Tiffany believed her former husband, Chris Carney, would have 'loved' Josiah (pictured above), as he would become a second father two their sons

Tiffany recalled the many emotions she felt during her special day, including her thoughts on how her former husband, Chris Carney, would have 'loved' Josiah. 

'I thought of Chris watching us and knowing he would have loved the choice I made, for me and for the boys. I thought of Chris's amazing parents sitting front row and how much of a blessing they have been and will forever be in our lives. How happy they are for the boys and I and how much they already love Josiah.

'I am so completely humbled by the love I receive from this man. Jo came along EXACTLY when God knew I needed him.'

'All smiles. All joy. All grace. All God. So thankful for MY WIFE!': Husband Josiah shared this photo of their wedding day on his Instagram

'All smiles. All joy. All grace. All God. So thankful for MY WIFE!': Husband Josiah shared this photo of their wedding day on his Instagram

'I'm getting married': Josiah was overjoyed when the couple became engaged in April

'I'm getting married': Josiah was overjoyed when the couple became engaged in April

Cute little guests: Tiffany's sons, Kenneth James, five, and Bentley Cash, three, are seen above at the couple's wedding

Cute little guests: Tiffany's sons, Kenneth James, five, and Bentley Cash, three, are seen above at the couple's wedding

The mother-of-two wanted to make it clear that she loved both of the men who were, and are, part of her life.  

'...When I say "Jo is the greatest thing that's ever happened to me" that in no way indicates that I didn't love my first husband with all that I had. How dare any one of you judge me and say that on a social platform,' she noted. 

'It doesn't make you any better of a person to cast judgment on others and sit in the seat of mockers. I will always love chris and jo knows that. And I will always love Jo. The beautiful thing about love is that it multiplies as new blessings come into your life.'

'Pray for me to be a good husband and father': Josiah shared this photo of his then soon-to-be wife and her two sons. He noted that her boys 'say they say they have 3 dads: "Jesus daddy, daddy daddy, and Jo-Daddy"'

'Pray for me to be a good husband and father': Josiah shared this photo of his then soon-to-be wife and her two sons. He noted that her boys 'say they say they have 3 dads: "Jesus daddy, daddy daddy, and Jo-Daddy"'

Gone too soon: On December, 4, 2015, Tiffany's first husband Chris was tragically killed in a car crash. He is seen with their two sons

Gone too soon: On December, 4, 2015, Tiffany's first husband Chris was tragically killed in a car crash. He is seen with their two sons

On December, 4, 2015, Tiffany's first husband Chris was tragically killed in a car crash. 

The couple were married for just three years at the time, having wed in November 2011. 

Following their union, Tiffany gave birth to their first child, Kenneth James, five, in August 2012. Second son Bentley Cash, three, was born just over a year-and-a-half later in March 2014.  

Their former life together: The couple were married for just three years at the time, having wed in November 2011. They were seen in West Hollywood in June 2012

Their former life together: The couple were married for just three years at the time, having wed in November 2011. They were seen in West Hollywood in June 2012

 

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