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Mariah makes first public appearance as married couple
Friday 9 May 2008
After playing coy in the days surrounding their semi-secret wedding, Nick Cannon and
Mariah Carey are finally stepping out as a married couple. The pair made their first
appearance as man and woman at Time magazine's "100 Most Influential People in the World"
event Thursday night, and more material has emerged from their interview with People
magazine about their nuptials in the Bahamas last week.
Continuing an ongoing celebrity tradition, Carey, 38, and Cannon, 27, told the magazine
that they got tattoos to mark the occasion - which was a tip-off to some friends about
the wedding. "One thing [few people] knew was we got tattoos a few weeks earlier. So
anyone who saw my tattoo wasn't surprised," said Carey. Cannon added, "To me rings are
special and exciting, but tattoos mean more than anything. They're forever and ever.
They professed our love."
Carey said she only told "about four people" about the wedding, and only a dozen guests
attended the sunset affair, where they dined on Maine lobster and sipped Dom Perignon
champagne. The couple wed at Carey's Bahamian estate on April 30 after sparks began
flying just a few months earlier in late March on the set of Carey's new video, "Bye Bye",
in which she cast Cannon as her love interest.
"From the first time we sat down to discuss the video at the Beverly Hills Hotel, we
connected," Cannon told the magazine. "We had so much in common spiritually, and we laugh
at the same things. I didn't have to put on my mac-daddy-suave mode. I was able to be
myself with her. We are both eternally 12 years old."
The wedding was presided over by Carey's pastor, Clarence Keaton, who flew in from New
York. "The whole wedding was really beautiful and sweet," she said. "Being there with
loved ones under the sky... it was a spiritual moment." (The role of the Bahamian pastor
who earlier said he presided over the wedding was unclear.)
Watching his bride-to-be walk down the aisle, the typically gregarious Cannon said he was
struck speechless. "I was elated, but I was thinking, 'Don't pass out'," he told People.
"[The pastor] said, 'The eyes are the window to the soul,' then gave us an entire minute
to stare into each other's eyes. So I was saying, 'Don't cry'."
The newlyweds say they've already started talking about having children. "It's part of the
whole purpose of getting married," Carey said. "I'd just want our children to have the
best childhood and upbringing they possibly could."
(MTV News)
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