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Eric Roberts confirmed that he skipped his daughter Emma Roberts’ Idaho wedding to Cody John on Saturday.
In an exclusive statement to Page Six, the “Dark Knight” actor said: “I love my daughter, always have, always will.
“It is perfectly wonderful for her to celebrate however she wants, with whomever she wants,” he added.
Page Six has reached out to Emma for comment but did not immediately hear back.
A day after the star-studded nuptials that even Eric’s sister, Julia Roberts, attended, the Oscar nominee, 70, was seen leaving a Los Angeles-based Crunch Gym, according to photos obtained by Page Six.
He was casual for the workout, wearing a gray, long-sleeved Champion shirt and gray sweatpants.
Eric was hundreds of miles away from where his famous daughter exchanged vows with her husband.
The couple said “I do” in front of their close friends and relatives at John’s family estate in Sun Valley, Idaho, after four years of dating.
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Page Six obtained exclusive photos of the ceremony, which lasted 45 minutes and took place in 95-degree weather.
The “American Horror Story” star, 35, was walked down the aisle by her 5-year-old son, Rhodes, whom she shares with ex Garrett Hedlund.
Emma stunned in a “convertible” custom-made, vintage-inspired Monique Lhuillier dress, while the groom looked dapper in a classic black tuxedo.
The pair exchanged vows while standing on a wooden platform as guests braved the heat while holding small fans.
Several A-listers attended the wedding, including Ashley Benson and her husband, Brandon Davis; Demi Moore; Kristen Stewart and her partner, Dylan Meyer; Sarah Paulson; and Billie Lourd.
Emma’s famous aunt, Julia, also attended the nuptials, sitting in the second row with her husband, Danny Moder.
The “Pretty Woman” actress, 58, looked chic in a flowy blue-and-white polka-dot dress.
Eric and his daughter, Emma, have had issues over the years.
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