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Grant Show and Katherine LaNasa Get Married

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Grant Show and Katherine LaNasa are “Just Married”!

The 50-year-old former Melrose Place actor and the Two and a Half Men guest star, 45, got hitched just last August 18, a rep of LaNasa confirmed to the press. The couple, who revealed their engagement last July 12, exchanged “I dos” in Topanga, California, adds the rep.

Earlier this summer, when Show popped the question to his beloved, he surprised her with a 4-carat diamond ring exclusively from Solange in Beverly Hills.

However, this is LaNasa’s third marriage and Show’s second. The Devious Maids actor tied the knot with Pollyanna McIntosh in 2004 and just got divorced last year. Meanwhile, LaNasa got hitched with actor Dennis Hopper in June 1989 but divorced in April 1992. The ex-couple has a child together, Henry Lee Hopper. The actress then married actor French Stewart in May 1998 but divorced in 2009.

Best wishes to the both of you!

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Katherine LaNasa Engaged to Grant Show

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Katherine LaNasa

And she said yes…for the third time.

Katherine LaNasa said yes when Grant Show popped the question sometime last week. According to a representative of LaNasa in a statement to the press, the 50-year-old Show proposed to LaNasa with a 4-carat diamond and sapphire ring from a store called Solange in Beverly Hills.

This will be LaNasa’s third marriage. Now 45, she was married to Dennis Hopper from June 1989 to April 1992. The two had a son, Henry Lee Hopper, who is now 21 years old. She then married comedic actor French Stewart in May 1997, but they divorced in December 2009.

Meanwhile, this will be Show’s second marriage. He married model Pollyanna McIntosht in 2004, but they divorced last year. He is best known for portraying Jack Hanson from 1992 to 1997 on the popular, 90s primetime soap Melrose Place, which celebrated its 20th anniversary on July 8.

 We certainly hope their marriage reaches that double digit anniversary, as well.

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