Explaining Zellweger’s “Fraud” Claim – Sep 16, 2005 – E! Online News — File this one under peculiar celebrity news. Wedding anulled for fraud? There is more to this story than we’ll ever know. Nutty.

Under California law, a fraudulent marriage means, in part, “the consent of either party was obtained by fraud.” In layman’s terms, Rabenn explained a hypothetical case this way: A newlywed couple checks into a honeymoon suite; the husband pulls out a document declaring that he’s impotent; the wife, previously unaware of this situation, checks out–and calls her lawyer.

To Rabenn, the big question in the Zellweger filing is “Why?”–as in: “Why did someone bother raising the fraud allegation?”

In a joint statement released to Entertainment Tonight, Zellweger and Chesney said “the miscommunication of this objective of their marriage at the start of is the only reason for this annulment.”

Interesting backgrounder on About.com which includes the following weird iformation about these two:

Occupations:
Renée is an actress. Previous work included working as a cocktail waitress at Sugar’s Go-Go bar in Austin.
Kenny is a country musician.
Hobbies:
Renée enjoys writing, snowboarding, and wakeboarding.
Kenny enjoys working out, reading, boating, and watching football.

Watching football is a hobby?