The Flash: I love my 'spiritual wife'


PETALING JAYA: "The Flash" loved every bit of his holiday in Sabah, as was evident by the snapshots he shared on social media.

Actor Thomas Grant Gustin, 27, better known as Barry Allen a.k.a. Flash the superhero, was in Sabah recently to undergo a traditional Kadazan wedding ceremony with his fiancée Andrea Thoma, 29, a physical therapist who is half-Kadazan.

It was previously reported that the couple returned to the United States on Dec 28 after touring Sabah.

To the glee of Malaysian fans, Gustin finally shared photos of his holiday that included an island getaway and plenty of quality time with friends and family.

"Sabah, family, food, drink repeat," Grant said on a Facebook post dated Jan 2.

"I met so many people this passed (sic) week. New friends, new family and a bunch of random people that apparently watch Flash over in Malaysia," he said.

In a series of photos, the happy couple was seen relaxing at Gaya Island Resort in Kota Kinabalu where they dined by the beach and participated in a cooking lesson.

In a separate post, they were seen visiting Thoma's village, where they tasted roasted wild boar and shopped along Gaya Street.

Gustin and Thoma both looked blissful in a selfie shot dressed in traditional Kadazan costume.

"I will never forget this trip. I love my 'spiritual wife' and her family and I can't wait to marry her for real this year," he said.

The couple plans to formally marry in the United States sometime this year.

 

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