Who is DJ Erick Morillo’s wife Yasmin Sait-Armstrong?
TRIBUTES have poured in following the death of internationally-renowned house DJ Erick Morillo.
The Colombian-American star was best known for 1994 hit I Like To Move It - but who is his wife Yasmin Sait-Armstrong?
Who is Erick Morillo's wife Yasmin?
Yasmin Sait-Armstrong is a model who works at Vivien's Model Management.
According to their website, the model agency is based in Australia with offices in Sydney, Perth and Brisbane.
PageSix reports that the couple met on New Year's Eve in 2011, just a few months prior to getting married.
Her exact age is not known, and she keeps details of her family life strictly private.
When did Erick and Yasmin get married?
Erick and Yasmin got married on May 15, 2012.
They exchanged their vows at the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Miami, Florida.
Guests reportedly included famous DJ Little Louie Vega, singer Craig David and DJ David Morales.
A delighted Erick posted on Facebook on the day of their wedding: "Today is the big day! I have met the woman of my dreams and I get to marry her.
"Looking forward to a lifetime together my love, Yasmin Sait-Armstrong".
What happened to Erick Morillo?
The house music star - best known for 1993 hit I Like To Move It - died at his home in Miami Beach, Florida, on Tuesday September 1.
Morillo, born in 1971, was 49 years old.
A law enforcement source told the Miami Herald detectives are probing if he died of a drug overdose.
The DJ's family confirmed his death to People, saying: "He was well-loved by his family and he had a lot of love to give."
It came just a month after Morillo was arrested after he was accused of sexual battery.
A woman claimed she was assaulted at his Miami Beach residence – which he denied.
The victim alleged Morillo “made several advances towards her, some sexual in nature, but she refused all of his attempts".
Morillo denied the accusations against him but a rape kit tested positive for his DNA, according to Miami's Local10 News.
Police say Morillo went to the station with his lawyer and turned himself in.