Post by Champs Elysees on May 5, 2008 9:57:52 GMT -5
They are so desperate! 
Reports: Mariah Carey Nick Cannon marriage a publicity stunt
From the Associated Press
12:00 PM PDT, May 4, 2008
NEW YORK -- Mariah Carey has finally let gossip salivating fans off the hook. The marriage was indeed a hoax.
According to several published reports, Carey, 38, married Cannon, 27, on Wednesday. Neither Carey's publicist nor Cannon's manager returned requests from The Associated Press for comment. Then just late last night, The Associated Press has learned through Carey's rep that the union never was.
If the pair did indeed wed, it would be a whirlwind romance. Word that the two were seeing each other first surfaced in the past few weeks. Last Saturday, Carey was seen sporting a huge diamond ring on her finger at the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of her movie, " Tennessee," in which she plays a waitress. Cannon was at her side at the party. Speculation swirled that the couple were engaged. As it turns oout, the ring was simply a prop.
Latina.com was first to report of the false marriage at Carey's home in the Bahamas. Friday's New York Post also had the pair wed. People magazine on its Web site Friday quoted a clergyman, Bishop Clifford Petty of the National Church of God in the Caribbean, as saying he presided over the wedding.
E Online quoted a relative of Cannon's as saying that he called his family and confirmed the news.
From the Associated Press
12:00 PM PDT, May 4, 2008
NEW YORK -- Mariah Carey has finally let gossip salivating fans off the hook. The marriage was indeed a hoax.
According to several published reports, Carey, 38, married Cannon, 27, on Wednesday. Neither Carey's publicist nor Cannon's manager returned requests from The Associated Press for comment. Then just late last night, The Associated Press has learned through Carey's rep that the union never was.
If the pair did indeed wed, it would be a whirlwind romance. Word that the two were seeing each other first surfaced in the past few weeks. Last Saturday, Carey was seen sporting a huge diamond ring on her finger at the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of her movie, " Tennessee," in which she plays a waitress. Cannon was at her side at the party. Speculation swirled that the couple were engaged. As it turns oout, the ring was simply a prop.
Latina.com was first to report of the false marriage at Carey's home in the Bahamas. Friday's New York Post also had the pair wed. People magazine on its Web site Friday quoted a clergyman, Bishop Clifford Petty of the National Church of God in the Caribbean, as saying he presided over the wedding.
E Online quoted a relative of Cannon's as saying that he called his family and confirmed the news.
They both come out looking more pathetic and stupid than they did before it...
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