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Slash Renews His Wedding Vows
08/30/2011
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(hennemusic) Slash and his wife Perla Hudson have renewed their wedding vows ahead of their 10th Anniversary this October.

Slash posted the news for fans on Monday evening: "Perla & I had a beautiful ceremony. The reception is still going. It's been a really special evening. Thanks to all the well wishers."

The Hudsons have been married since October 15, 2001; they have two sons, London and Cash. Slash filed for divorce from Perla last summer but the couple reconciled two months later. more on this story

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