Mandy Moore Makes Her Terrible Taste in Men Legal

Oh Mandy, Mandy, Mandy. What are you thinking? Here's what we think happened: Mandy Moore moving along, growing up, getting sick of her blonde hair and her cutesy songs and her marginally entertaining/marginally Jesus-y movies when she found her way to the set of the so-much-potential-so-little-laughs American Idol parody American Dreamz when she found herself on the receiving end of a groping Hugh Grant. Only Hugh startled Mandy, who fell and hit her head. Then she said, "Sure, I think it's a great idea to make a movie where I do a sing-along with Diane Keaton and Lauren Graham and that girl from Coyote Ugly." Then she said, "Sure, Ryan Adams, I'll marry you." And that's where we are today. Says Us Weekly:

Mandy Moore and rocker Ryan Adams have wed, reps for both stars confirm to Usmagazine.com.

They tied the knot Tuesday in Savannah, Georgia, adds the reps.

The secret wedding should come as no surprise.

After confirming her engagement to Adams in February, Moore said she wanted the wedding to be "less … of a big deal."

"Hopefully, it can happen and slip by unnoticed by everybody," said the singer, 24, who has dated Adams, 34, off-and-on since March 2008. "I guess we have to be sort of sneaky about it, but I'll see what I can accomplish."

She added that she has never been "that kind of girl" who obsesses over her wedding day and added that she hadn't even thought about a dress.

"I kind of feel like, because I've been able to get married in a few films, I kind of got the whole giant wedding fuss out of my system," Moore said.

In April's Marie Claire, Moore calls Adams "a good egg. I'm in awe of him — his brain, his passion. He's truly one of a kind."

Mandy's impressive cover of "Umbrella" had finally given us permission to forgive her for "Candy" and now she's gonna go and ruin it with a duet with that unkempt douche, we just know it.