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Shia LaBeouf got married in Las Vegas and the ceremony was live streamed

By Melissa Gotleib
Oct 10, 2016

It looks like it's official.

Shia LaBeouf and his longtime girlfriend Mia Goth got hitched in Las Vegas on Monday, celebrity gossip site TMZ reported.

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Thanks to a TMZ live stream, the public was able to see the interesting ceremony conducted by an Elvis impersonator at Viva Las Vegas wedding chapel. As if that weren't enough, a woman dressed as a hula dancer showed off her moves on  stage.

The two were dating on-and-off since they got together in 2012 on the set of "Nymphomaniac: Volume II." Goth was seen with an engagement ring in March, according to People.

LaBeouf is known to be a performance artist, so whether or not this wedding is real or not has not been confirmed. At the same time, the actor tends to keep quiet about his personal life, so time will tell if he and Goth are in fact married. UsWeekly reported that LaBeouf referred to Goth as his fiancee during a live steam performance art project in February.

If it is true, congratulations to the happy couple!

The Cox Media Group National Content Desk contributed to this report.

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