Nick Lachey Biography

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private wedding ceremony in Dallas attended by close to 300 guests. Following this, an offer surprisingly came from MTV to film their new life as a couple in a reality show under the title of “Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica”, and feeling that the program could really support their singing career, the twosome subsequently gave their agreement to then see its first airing in August 2003 on the famed music network.

Much to Nick and Jessica's delight, “Newlyweds” was a phenomenal success as it soon managed to garner considerable attention across the States, even later increasingly boosted the sale of Jessica album “In This Skin” upon its re-launching in the same month. The same attainment, however, failed to be reached by Nick when he released his solo work, “SoulO”, on November 11, 2003 for it gravely sold for only about 28,000 copies on its opening week while was unable to place any single track on the Billboard charts. Though so, the popularity of the show had delightfully given the brown-haired hunk chance to spark a career in acting through several TV series, including “I'm with Her”, “Hope & Faith,” and notably “Charmed” besides appearances in ABC specials also involving his wife, ...

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namely “Nick and Jessica Variety Hour” plus “Nick & Jessica's Family Christmas” during the year 2004.

Nevertheless, things unexpectedly ran rocky by the time the couple entered 2005 since the rumors of their marriage crack were continuously featured in numerous celebrity gossip magazines and tabloids despite their constant denial of all the tidings. Sadly, the speculations concerning this matter were ultimately proven true by December 16 of the year as Jessica fixed her mind to file for a legal divorce citing irreconcilable differences in Los Angeles Superior Court. Though quite devastated by her decision, Nick kept moving on his career in the entertainment industry, persistently working on his next solo effort after ventured into film productions with an enactment in Peter Weller's vehicle, “The Hard Easy”, and a cameo appearance in Nora Ephorn's “Bewitched”, both came up in 2005. This return of his to music scene was first materialized in single “What's Left of Me” which satisfyingly rocketed to the top position on AOL.com before he finally released the studio album of the same title by May 9, 2006.

Waiting for his divorce with Jessica to be officially finalized, the charming hunk was for many times romantically linked to Hollywood ...