Meghan Trainor reveals she and husband Daryl Sabara secretly got married again

Meghan Trainor has revealed that she and her husband Daryl Sabara got remarried to mark their five-year anniversary.

The singer was a guest on The Drew Barrymore Show, where she talked about how she relies on her friends and team to manage all the aspects of her life.

"My team that I work with every single day, they are my family," she shared, even adding that her manager, Tommy, "married my husband and I on our first wedding and then on our [vow renewal]," which she shared took place on her 30th birthday.

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The All About That Base singer and the Spy Kids actor wed on Trainor's 25th birthday in December 2018.

"On my 30th birthday, we got married again 'cause that was my request. Every five years, we're getting married," the singer said.

She added of Tommy, "And he married us again and he's like the godfather of my kids."

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During the appearance she also mentioned that she wanted to continue having children.

She spoke about having to have a double C-section, jokingly saying "I'm done!" before quickly turning to the crowd and saying, "But I'm not, I need two more kids."

Barrymore exclaimed, "Really?!" before Trainor added, "Yeah, I want daughters."

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She added that she and Sabara have been "trying to make one" but can't because she's "busy".

Trainor and Sabara have two sons together; Riley, three, and Barry Bruce, nine months.

Trainor previously spoke about the birth of her first son Riley, claiming the nurses at the hospital implied that her antidepressant usage was what caused her son to be admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

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"They kept asking me if I was on antidepressants during the pregnancy, and I was, but on the lowest dose possible," Trainor told Romper.

Trainor said she rebuffed the nurses, saying "all" her doctors had told her taking antidepressants was "safe" for her and they "wouldn't affect" the baby.

"It was really f--ked up," she added of the experience, where her now one-year-old son Riley had to go to the NICU as he was struggling to wake up to feed.

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