Singer Jennifer Hudson Engaged

The singer and actress Jennifer Hudson has gotten engaged to her boyfriend David Otunga. He asked her to marry him while celebrating her 27th birthday in Los Angeles on Friday. They have not set a wedding date yet. David Otunga was a contestant called “Punk” on the VH1 reality dating show called “I Love New York 2.”

Eddie Murphy and Tracy Edmonds Get Married

It is reported that Eddie Murphy and his fiancée Tracy Edmonds has gotten married over the New Year’s holiday in French Polynesia. The ceremony took place in front of their close family and friends. The two were engaged this past July after Tracey was officially divorced from her husband Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds.

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Backstreet Boy Howie D Gets Married

Howie D, from the boy band Backstreet Boys, married his girlfriend, Leigh Boniello, on Saturday. The two married at St. James Cathedral in a traditional Catholic ceremony. Other bandmates from the Backstreet Boys attended the wedding.

By 2050 People Could Marry Robots

I read an article that says that by 2050 Massachusetts might be the first state to legalize marriage between humans and robots. The article says that people may be happier in marriages with a robot rather than another person. The article even says that it would be possible to have an intimate relationship with the robot. The article also says that being able to own a robot could decrease the criminal acts of rape, pedophilia, and sexual assault.

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You Can Marry at Any Age in Arkansas

It is reported that a law was passed this year that allows people in Arkansas to marry at any age, even infants and toddlers, if their parents agree.

The legislation was intended to establish 18 as the minimum age to marry and allow pregnant teenagers to marry with parental consent but someone accidentally put a "not" in the bill, so it reads "In order for a person who is younger than eighteen (18) years of age and who is not pregnant to obtain a marriage license, the person must provide the county clerk with evidence of parental consent to the marriage."

A code of revision commission, which fixes typographical and technical errors in law, tried to correct the mistake but the commission went beyond its powers. The Arkansas Legislative Council asked the independent commission to make a correction but lawmakers said that a special session may be necessary.