How's Alberto Cutié's marriage going? Find out in the new issue of People en español, which features the former Catholic priest, along with his new wife, Ruhama, on its cover.

In the story, the newlyweds open up about the scandal that unfolded when tabloids published romantic photos of the two while he was still wearing the collar. The issue also includes snaps from their wedding and honeymoon in Greece.

``I felt at peace,'' Cutié said of the ceremony, held June 26 at St. Bernard de Clairvaux Episcopal Church in North Miami Beach. ``I wasn't nervous at all.''

Becoming a husband fulfilled a lifelong dream, he told the mag.

``Ever since I was young, I thought about being married one day and having children,'' said Cutié, who was surprised by the interest in his personal life. ``I never thought this would be exposed so publicly, that so many people would pass judgment.''

Marriage hasn't changed him.

``Those who choose not to accept [my situation], fine, it's a free country.''

Cutié continues to work on becoming a priest in the Episcopal Church.

-- MADELEINE MARR

PIANO PRINCESS

She's a sinner and proud of it.

Alternative rocker Tori Amos, who gave us timeless tunes Cornflake Girl, Crucify and Little Earthquakes, wowed her fans Wednesday night at the

Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie

Gleason Theater.

The last time the 45-year-old redhead -- who stopped in Miami for her Sinful Attraction tour -- rocked the Fillmore was in 1996 (you may remember her onstage breakdown, which forced her to leave in the middle of SpaceDog, only to return 15 minutes later; she blamed ``personal issues.'')

This time around, the couture-loving Amos, who was joined by bassist Jon Evans and drummer friend Matt Chamberlain, seemed to be in good spirits. She played a mix of new and old songs including Jamaica Inn, Winter, Big Wheel, Police Me and Raspberry Swirl.

But is there another reason for Amos' happiness? Several concertgoers commented that the musician -- who beautifully uses a piano as her weapon of choice -- may be preggers. Her reps have not confirmed, but we agree she appeared to be carrying a baby bump.

Amos is married to sound engineer Mark Hawley. They have one child together, 8-year-old Natashya.

-- MICAELA

HOOD

Join the discussion

The Miami Herald is pleased to provide this opportunity to share information, experiences and observations about what's in the news. Some of the comments may be reprinted elsewhere in the site or in the newspaper. We encourage lively, open debate on the issues of the day, and ask that you refrain from profanity, hate speech, personal comments and remarks that are off point. In order to post comments, you must be a registered user of MiamiHerald.com. Your username will show along with the comments you post. Thank you for taking the time to offer your thoughts.

     Showing: Oldest first Newest first Most-recommended first Least-recommended first

@Nyx.AuthorDisplayName@ wrote on @Nyx.PostedAtTime@:

@Nyx.repliedToText@

@Nyx.replyAnswerText@

Reply to this Comment @Nyx.Recommender@ @Nyx.AbuseReporter@