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Couples news: Kenny G, Zach Galifianakis, Shakira

 
Kenny G (L) and wife Lyndie Benson
Kenny G (L) and wife Lyndie Benson
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Kenny G has filed for divorce, six months after his wife, Lyndie Benson-Gorelick, filed for legal separation. In court documents, the smooth-music king cites “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the split from his wife of 20 years. Apparently, there is prenup; TMZ reports the G man is worth about $50 million or so.

Bachelor no more

The question is: Will she hyphenate? Zach Galifianakis is a married man. The bushy Hangover scene stealer, 42, and Global Voices charity founder Quinn Lundberg, 29, tied the knot at a farm in Vancouver, Us Weekly reports.

In other couples’ news, Colombian superstar Shakira is reportedly expecting a boy with soccer hunk Gerard Pique. Gente magazine reports that she found out the sex of the baby, due January 2013, during an ultrasound done in Miami.

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