As Expected, Quentin Tarantino Got Married

November 29, 2018 / Posted by:

Yesterday it was reported that after 55 years of being single, Quentin Tarantino was ready to pack it in and get married. The rumor was that Quentin and his 35-year-old Israeli singer/model fiancée Daniella Pick were going to get married in Los Angeles last night. And they did! Predictable, just like a Quentin Tarantino film with an entire prop department’s worth of fake blood and at least 10 way-too-loud music cues.

People got the exclusive details of Quentin and Daniella’s wedding, including a picture of the marginally happy-looking couple.

People says it was an intimate ceremony held in Los Angeles, where the bride and groom exchanged toe rings. The Daily Mail says the ceremony took place inside their home, which I assume moonlights as an FTD warehouse, based on that picture above. After the ceremony, Quentin and Daniella went to a wedding reception that was held at Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills, where their friends were waiting for them. TMZ caught up with Quentin and Daniella outside, where they posed for pictures. And I guess some of those photographers are tight with Quentin? Because they appear to have been invited inside for the first dance as well.

It may seem like Quentin is married now, but I don’t think so. Because it doesn’t matter what the Rabbi did, or what vows were spoken, or even what song she walked down the aisle to. In Quentin Tarantino’s world, you’re not 100% officially married until Samuel L. Jackson looks at you in your groom suit and calls you a goofy-looking motherfucker.

Pic: Wenn.com

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