The Dixie Chicks' lead singer, Natalie Maines met her husband Adrian Pasdar at the wedding of another Dixie Chicks, Emily Robison.
Here's information about the wedding and marriage of Natalie Maines and Adrian Pasdar.
News Updates:
1/27/2010: Adrian Pasdar was released on $15,000 bail after being arrested for allegedly driving drunk in Los Angeles, California.Born:
Natalie Louise Maines: October 14, 1974 in Lubbock, Texas.
Adrian Pasdar: August 1, 1967 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Source: Front Page Publicity -- Dixie Chicks Personal Facts accessed via a link from the Official Dixie Chicks Web Site.
How Natalie and Adrian Met:
Adrian and Natalie first met on May 1, 1999 when they both were part of the wedding party of Emily and Charlie Robison. After first asking Natalie's dad for permission to marry Natalie, Adrian proposed to Natalie in June 2000.
Wedding Date and Information:
Natalie and Adrian were married on June 24, 2000 at the Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas, Nevada. They had a simple ceremony without any frills. Their wedding reportedly cost $55.00.
Children:
Adrian and Natalie have two children.
- Jackson Slade Pasdar: Born in 2001.
- Beckett Finn Pasdar: Born in 2004.
Residences:
Natalie and Adrian have homes near Austin, Texas, Los Angeles, California, and an apartment in New York City, New York.
Previous Marriages:
Natalie:
- Michael Tarabay: Married on May 9, 1997. Natalie and Michael divorced in January 1999. In the Feb 3, 2003 edition of People Weekly, Natalie was quoted as saying that she and Michael were too young when they married. Michael is a bass player.
Occupations:
Natalie: Lead singer for the Dixie Chicks with Martie Maguire and Emily Robison. The Dixie Chicks are an awarding winning female band. Natalie plays several instruments.
Adrian: Actor, writer, producer, and director.
Quotes About the Marriage of Natalie Maines and Adrian Pasdar:
Natalie about meeting Adrian: "He stayed all night, but we didn't do anything. Except a lot of kissing. I knew I loved him from the first night."
Source: Chickoholic
Source: Chickoholic
Natalie about marriage: "But now all three of us have finally found our soul mates. And I'm old-fashioned in that I believe men should be the breadwinners. I see it as a natural instinct for a man to want to feel like he's making the way for his family. So it's all a balancing act."
Source: Interview, August 2002, page 88.
