Alan Cumming Remarries Husband

Actor Alan Cumming announced that he's remarried his husband, commercial illustrator Grant Shaffer, in New York on the fifth anniversary of their London wedding.

The Scottish entertainer tweeted the news to his followers Saturday along with a message to a certain presidential hopeful. Cumming ended his tweet with #eatmericksantorum. Cumming and Shaffer were first wed in a civil ceremony just outside London on January 7, 2007.

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