With a fortune of $300M Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters, 80, has married for the FIFTH times to young wife Kamilah Chavis, 43, and declared ‘I am sure this time is the right choice and my last because I am very happy’

In a romantic twist worthy of a Pink Floyd ballad, 80-year-old rock legend Roger Waters has tied the knot for the fifth time — and insists that this one is forever.

The former frontman of Pink Floyd, with an estimated net worth of $310 million, exchanged vows with Kamilah Chavis, his longtime partner, in a private ceremony at his luxurious $16.2 million estate in Bridgehampton, New York.

At 43, Chavis is 37 years his junior, but according to Waters, age is irrelevant when love feels this right.

“I’m so happy — finally, a keeper,” Waters wrote in a heartfelt social media post accompanying photos from the intimate wedding.

The couple was seen kissing, laughing, and cutting their wedding cake, while their dog, Sweet Georgia Brown, made a surprise appearance at the reception.

The love story began in 2016 when Chavis worked in transportation for one of Waters’ tours.

“She used to drive me during shows.

One day I said to her, ‘Did anyone ever tell you you have beautiful cheekbones?’ That was it,” Waters recalled in a 2018 interview.

“There was a spark.

And that spark never went out.”

This marks Waters’ fifth marriage.

His previous wives include Judith Trim, Carolyne Christie, Priscilla Phillips, and Laurie Durning — all relationships that ultimately ended in divorce.

But this time, the rock legend says, he’s found something different.

“I know what people will say.

Fifth time’s the charm?” Waters joked.

“But I’m telling you — I’ve never felt this way before.

I’m happy, really happy.

This is my last marriage because it’s the right one.”

At 80, Waters shows no signs of slowing down.

He remains active in music, politics, and public commentary.

But fans say this new chapter has brought a softer, more personal side to the outspoken artist.

Photos from the wedding show Waters in a sharp black tuxedo and Chavis glowing in a white lace gown.

Their smiles said more than any statement ever could.

From massive rock stadiums to quiet garden vows, Waters’ journey has been long and winding.

But if his words are to be believed, this love is the one that will last — proving that even rock stars, after all the fame and fortune, just want someone to come home to.

“Love, like music,” Waters said, “is worth getting right — even if it takes a few tries. ”