Barry Manilow is a married man!

The pop icon reportedly tied the knot with longtime manager Garry Kief last year, according to the National Enquirer, which first broke the story.

The pair wed in a private wedding ceremony held at Manilow’s home in Palm Springs, Calif., an insider told the publication.

“It was a surprise,” the couple’s friend told People, adding that the “20 to 30 guests” invited to the “Mandy” singer’s home thought they were attending a “lunch.”

 While the couple are said to have not filed any official paperwork, Manilow, 71, and Kief reportedly wear wedding bands.

“(They) are committed to one another and have been for a very long time,” another source told People. “They have a great relationship. Garry has always been there for Barry.”

Prior to becoming a music star, Manilow was briefly wed to high school sweetheart Susan Deixler in 1964, but the marriage was annulled one year later.

 The “Copacabana” singer has kept mum about his personal life throughout his career, but did tell the Telegraph in 2012 that he was “happily single.”

"I am a private guy. You can only come into my world if I invite you in,” he added.

“That’s the only way I can survive. I have to keep that to me. I don’t want strangers knowing everything.”

A rep for Manilow had no comment on the marriage news.