Julianne Hough & Boyfriend Chuck Wicks Talk Marriage
The prettiest young couple in country music, Julianne Hough and Chuck Wicks, are on the road to marriage. The pairing of 5 months spoke with ET about their future together and how they felt when they first met.
We definitely want to go there, Julianne told People about the possibility of marriage. The minute we met it was perfect. The first date we had we both had that feeling like we were going to fall in love with each other. she replied.
Julianne and Chuck met this summer while touring with Brad Paisely. The couple even spent Thanksgiving with Juliannes family in Las Vegas (minus Derek who was in New York). Chuck told ET that being there, was big for me. She has the best family Ive met in the world. They just like to have a good time.
Chuck apparently fit in at the Thanksgiving festivities. Hes definitely part of the family,everybody loves him to death, Hough said. She also added, Hes as big of a dork as we are.
I am so happy for them. I know a lot of people will say that people can’t know after just 5 months together that they should be married, but my husband and I knew after less than a month and it was the best decision we have ever made. Our whirlwind romance has turned into a beautiful life, and I wish that for Julianne and Chuck, too!!
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The problem with this whole thing is that once again Julianne is backtracking. She posted today on her web site that all of her words were twisted and that she really didn’t mean
any of this. How can we ever believe anything that is going on when these two keep changing their stories? First they met on the tour and then they said they got together in May before anyone caught on. The only problem with May is that BOTH were involved with other people so if they use May then they have branded themselves cheaters. To be
honest, the people we should be really happy for are the exes since they got rid of these two but of course now they have to deal with the constant publicizing of this romance. Why do I have the feeling that when the press ends so will the relationship.