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LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian surprised 40 of their closest friends and family with a wedding on Friday! The family and friends thought they were simply going to an engagement party, but it turns out – it was the actual ceremony!

The couple tied the knot at a private home in California according to People.

“LeAnn and Eddie were happily married today surrounded by their closest family and friends,” Rimes’ spokesman told People. “They thank everyone for their well wishes.”

It’s the second time down the aisle for both of the celebs, who met on the set of a Lifetime original movie “Northern Lights.”

Their relationship caused a firestorm after they both admitted to being unfaithful to their spouses. Cibrian, at the time, was married to makeup artist Brandi Glanville while Rimes was hitched to former backup dancer-turned-chef Dean Sheremet.

But that didn’t stop them from enjoying their special – and surprising day.

“Eddie and I are overwhelmed by the amount of lovely well wishes,” Rimes tweeted. “We are blessed and…. I’m Mrs. Cibrian!!!!! So wonderful to wake up as husband and wife. Love to all of you.”

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And she nails it! She did amazing! Should have had her perform at the Superbowl instead of Christina!

LeAnn looks and sounds great!

The picture above was taken about a week ago, and to be honest, she doesn’t look nearly as scary there as she does here…but she definitely still looks really skinny!

She’s been stepping out lately looking incredibly skinny, and RadarOnline reports that the singer may be suffering from pre-wedding stress! When pictures – and the following criticism – surfaced earlier this week, she tweeted, “I don’t care about the dumb articles. I know how healthy I am. Maybe those people should start taking care of themselves…inside and out,” before joking that she should release a nude photo of herself so others could see that she is not as skinny as the photos depict.

One fan tweeted concern over the photos that show LeAnn looking dramatically thinner than she did just a couple of months ago: “The pics they are referencing do make you looke very, very thin though.”

LeAnn responded, “it’s a photo….see me IN PERSON.”

Later she tweeted about eating fattening food. “just had some kind of doughnut hazelnut cream thingy for dessert at lunch! On the same page!” she wrote, and “These dang cookies on this plane smell and taste delicious!!!”

Earlier today it was rumored once again that LeAnn Rimes and fiance Eddie Cibrian will be getting their own reality show. And once again, the rumor was shut down.

LeAnn tweeted: “I don’t know how many times I have to say Eddie and I would never do a reality show about our lives.” Her rep also told People Magazine that Us Weekly’s report is “absolutely untrue” and “There has never been, nor are there, any plans for LeAnn and Eddie to do a reality show.”

Is US Weekly desperate for headlines? Why do they keep pushing this story as truth?

LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian have been rumored to star in their own reality show for some time now, and it looks like the rumors are getting louder. Sources tell US Weekly that the singer is in negotiations to do a series about her upcoming wedding to Cibrian.

“The deal is nearly done,” says an insider.

The duo—who got engaged in December following a 2009 affair that ended her marriage to Dean Sheremet and his to Brandi Glanville—plan to tie the knot this spring at a private Montana estate. (Rimes has denied this is where the ceremony will occur.)

Though a rep for Rimes says the show “isn’t happening,” Glanville has high hopes for the proposed series.

“I hope they do a show,” she tells Us exclusively. “He needs a job.”

I’m torn on this one. I don’t know why I find myself hating them so much, considering infidelity is as common as getting a pedicure in Hollywood. But for some reason, they just drive me crazy! My first reaction is – “Ew! Who would watch that!” followed by my second reaction, “I would totally watch it.”

So if they end up getting their own show, I suppose I’ll watch. For research purposed only, of course.

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