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"All hell broke loose" after Britney married Jason
NEW YORK (AFP) - Marrying Britney Spears was a "cool" idea that quickly became a huge mistake, the singer's 48-hour husband Jason Alexander said in an interview.
Spears and Alexander, both 22, filed for an annulment just hours after tying the knot Saturday in Las Vegas.
Alexander, a childhood friend of Spears, said the two had gone to the Nevada desert gambling resort on the spur of the moment to celebrate the New Year and had found themselves in a hotel room in the early hours of Saturday morning.
"We were looking out the windows and looking at the lights and the city. We were like, 'This is a real pretty, beautiful night,'" Alexander, 22, told NBC television.
"It was cool and we were looking at each other and we were like, 'Let's do something wild and crazy and let's go get married just for the hell of it. Let's go.' So we just got up and said, 'Let's go do it'."
The couple chose to have the ceremony at the Little White Wedding Chapel -- one of many get-hitched-quick joints on the Las Vegas Strip.
"We did everything -- the whole pictures and everything," Alexander said, adding that by the time they came around to getting their official marriage license, the reality of what they had done was beginning to dawn.
"We were both like, 'Yes, yes!' on the outside, and I think we were both on the inside like, 'I don't know?'," he said.
"So we went ahead and did the whole thing and we got back to the room and we decided that's when we needed to tell everybody what we done did.
"Then that's when all hell broke loose and we realized that what we did probably wasn't the right thing ... We needed to fix the problem -- the mistake we had made -- so that's when the annulment came in," he said.
According to Alexander, the decision to file the annulment, which was approved by a judge on Monday, was a mutual one and the two remained good friends.
Questioned about the precise nature of their relationship, he offered a coy response.
"There has probably been some romance there, but nothing like a boyfriend/girlfriend type thing ever," Alexander said.
"It was more than just a friendship -- a good real relationship -- and it just led to a one-night marriage in Vegas. I guess it was fun... No, it was more than just fun."
Because they had known each other since kindergarten, Alexander said he had a different view of the childhood star who became one of the world's biggest selling pop acts.
"To me it wasn't really that big of a deal that I was marrying Britney Spears," he said.
The annulment document, however, suggested that the couple knew virtually nothing about each other.
Prior to getting married, it said, Spears and Alexander were unaware of each others' likes and dislikes and their respective desires as far as having children was concerned.
"Upon learning of each others' desires, they are so incompatible that there was a want of understanding of each others' actions in entering the marriage," the document said.
For years, Spears was linked with a staunch declaration that she would remain a virgin until she got married.
However, the "virgin myth" was shattered in July, when the singer revealed that she slept with ex-boyfriend, former N'Sync hunk Justin Timberlake, shortly after turning 18.
The tabloid New York Post brought in a handwriting expert, Taylor Morgan, to analyse Spears's signature on the marriage license and he decided that the marriage was not consumated.
"She wasn't feeling physical," Morgan said, explaining that the "y" in Britney indicated she was "not in a sexy state of mind."
"I guess it was fun... No, it was more than just fun."
I bet it was
"Upon learning of each others' desires, they are so incompatible that there was a want of understanding of each others' actions in entering the marriage," the document said.
Now it claims that the two were friends since Kindergarden. How close where they? Most of my friends I have today I met and have had since Kindergarden and I know what each want/looking for in a partner. Hell, I have a relationship that is just like he says, where there's something there but not a romance, and I know that boy like the back of my hand. And don't give me that bullshit that she's a pop icon now. Mine moved away for college and I still know that boy like the back of my hand. So I'm not really buying that entirely.
Originally posted by BigBadBrian Treating marriage like this should cost the little wench. The annulment should be denied, she be made to get a divorce and settle with the dude for a $mil or so. Cunt!!!
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