Enrique Iglesias Was Secretly Married to Anna Kournikova

June 27, 2008 at 10:22am PST
Tags: Anna Kournikova, Divorce, Enrique Iglesias, Guy Ritchie, marriage

In a recent interview singer Enrique Iglesias admits he pulled a Janet Jackson and was secretly married to tennis star Anna Kournikova over a year ago but the two never went public and have since split.

The 33-year-old singer said, “I'm not married, no. I mean I was married. I was married, seriously. I was married a year ago to Anna and I don't know what happened. We're not married anymore but we are kind of still in contact.”

We’d heard murmurs the two were legally wed but dismissed them when they broke up so quickly.

Marriage is hard. Just ask Guy Ritchie.

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November 3, 2008 - 9:57am — Anonymous (not verified)

lie

enrique was just joking about that. you people take if words to seriously that is his sense of humor.

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