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Kelly Clarkson and Brandon Blackstock Officially Married After Wedding in Tennessee

E! News had confirmed Grammy Award winning music artist Kelly Clarkson has obtained an official marriage license that would soon be used in her wedding with boyfriend Brandon Blackstock at Blackberry Farms in Tennessee. The couple appeared in person to sign and collect the marriage license along with their parents' signed names to make the document official and good for up to 30 days, and soon after a photo was released showing the couple posing shortly after the wedding.




"I'm officially Mrs. Blackstock We got married yesterday at Blackberry Farms in TN, the most beautiful place ever!" remarked Kelly on her wedding day from her official Facebook page. Read on for more exciting details courtesy of E! News.

"OK, this is why it's confusing," she recently told E! News clarifying why some have suspected that she and Blackstock were already hitched. "I'm not married yet, because we had a wedding planned, like a huge one—and we still have a wedding planned, but we're not doing the big huge one."

The Grammy winner also revealed to us that she will be wearing a Temperley dress when she walks down the aisle.

Clarkson previously donned gowns by Monique Lhuillier and Marchesa for her engagement photos and had indicated that she would be wearing Vera Wang for her wedding—but Miss Independent apparently changed her mind.

But here's something that we're hoping the couple stick to...

"I want babies, like, right off the bat!" Clarkson said on Elvis Duran and the Morning Show earlier this month. "Well, I'm totally gonna have a girl. My first child will be a girl—I know it in my soul."

For more information, check out the official Kelly Clarkson website.



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