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July 17, 2012, 5:00 pm

We can't help ourselves. We want to know! This isn't the first time the couple has made beautiful music together. Griffin was one of the vocalists for Plant's recent roots-rock outfit, Band of Joy. So what gives? We think YES.

PLANT AND GRIFFIN

 Robert Plant has finally confirmed rumours he is married to singer Patty Griffin, revealing they "eloped" in Texas last year.

Robert remained quiet about reports suggesting he exchanged vows with his Band of Joy backing vocalist last autumn after photos of the couple wearing what appeared to be wedding rings surfaced online in November.

The 63-year-old's publicist claimed to know nothing about the nuptials, but Plant has now set the record straight in an interview with Britain's ‘The Independent’ newspaper.

He tells the publication, "I eloped and ran off to Texas. So now I spend half my time there and half here (in the U.K.)."

But the star admits married life is far from glamorous - the pair recently set up home in an "old crack house" in Austin and it is filled with termites.

He adds, "I tap my hand on the table and they fly out the walls in this huge cloud, like something from a Disney film."

Plant was previously married to Maureen Wilson, the mother of three of his children. The couple divorced in 1983.






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