Disgraced former Miss California Carrie Prejean — who became a right-wing matyr after voicing her disdain for same-sex marriage during the 2009 Miss USA pageant — is expecting her first child with new husband Kyle Boller; this as her attorney prepares to wage war against the organization that ousted her.
Ah — just want the world needs: Another conservative Republican.
The Tribal Council better eat its Wheaties: Is Carrie Prejean going to be on the next season of Survivor?
After setting the country on fire with her outspoken opposition to same-sex marriage, one of America’s most controversial beauty queens is giving “opposite marriage” a try.
Former Miss California Carrie Prejean, 23, married Oakland Raiders quarterback Kyle Boller, 29, in a ceremony in her hometown of San Diego over the weekend. The bride and groom exchanged vows in front of friends and family at Capella Church in the Grand Del Mar Hotel on Friday, July 2, E! Online has learned.
Carrie Prejean, whose disapproval of gay marriage during the 2009 Miss USA pageant turned her into the right-wing’s unofficial spokeswoman on the pageant circuit, is giving the whole “opposite marriage” thing a whirl.
The former Miss California will wed NFL quarterback Kyle Boller at The Grand Del Mar Hotel in San Diego this Friday, July 2.
Prejean, 23, and Oakland Raiders quarterback Boller, 29, reserved an unspecified number of rooms at the resort for the weekend wedding, a resort employee told E!
The one-time beauty queen was previously romantically-linked to swimming champ Michael Phelps.
Biblically-Correct folks don’t always pay their bills. Just take Carrie Prejean for instance: The conservative Christian, anti-gay, premarital sex tape star, who lost her Miss California crown last June, is being hauled into court by a Christian PR firm who says Carrie (who we affectionately like to call “Bold, Blonde, and Surgically-Altered”) failed to pay them for their services.
Jesus would not approve.
According to TheFrisky.com. Larry Ross Productions claims Prejean hired the firm last April to help spread her “Biblically-Correct” message, but she never quite got around to forking over the $64,000 she owes them in fees.