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Gossip Frontwoman Beth Ditto Weds

Beth Ditto-001The larger than life ‘The Gossip’ front woman Beth Ditto has tied the knot with her long term girlfriend Kristin Ogata.

The couple married in an intimate ceremony in Maui, Hawaii. Ditto wore a dress designed by Jean Paul Gaultier, who tweeted his congratulations after the ceremony.

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“Congratulations to the newlyweds! All the best for Beth and Kristin! Love, JPG”.

Ditto took to her bands Facebook page to share the love:

“At long last, now that we have returned home and recovered from all the amazingness and had some time to bask in the afterglow, we are exited to share with you a pic or two from Beth and Kristin’s wedding! So much love and appreciation to all of our family and friends who celebrated with us! And a huge thank you to Jean Paul Gaultier for the dream-come-true dress!” [SIC]

Congratulations to Beth and Kristin!

Nadine Walker

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