Shawn Andrews

Milla Jovovich Heads for Wedding Number Three

November 30, 2008 at 2:27pm PST

Tags: Dazed and Confused, Fifth Element, Luc Besson, marriage, Milla Jovovich, P.T. Anderson, Paul W.S. Anderson, Shawn Andrews

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Love may be a battlefield for Milla Jovovich but she’s not letting it make her cynical.

After two failed marriages, one extremely short one to her Dazed and Confused co-star Shawn Andrews when she was 16 which her mother had annulled two months later, and a second to her Fifth Element director Luc Besson (who is a big, gross, fat, sweaty Frenchman), Jovovich is preparing to walk down the aisle for the third time with her baby daddy, filmmaker Paul W.S. Anderson (not to be confused with crazy ass P.T. Anderson).

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