DEXTER'S "BROTHER & SISTER" STARS - MARRIED IN REAL LIFE?

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OK this is old news but not to this DEXTER fan
who had NO idea. LOL Apparently this was a well kept
secret? Seems Michael C. Hall (my favorite Showtime Serial Killer)
married his TV sister (Jennifer Carpenter, aka Deb Morgan)
at the beginning of 2009. Where have I been pallies? Well,
it puts an interesting spin on their TV relationship in my eyes.
Just thought in case we have any other true blue DEXTER fans
around you might also have missed this little nugget of entertainment
news. HJS
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ARTICLE REPRINTED FROM E!ONLINE
Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter Are Married
Jan. 9, 2009 by Kristin Dos Santos

This afternoon, Jennifer hit up a gift lounge hosted by Access Hollywood at Sofitel L.A. and showed off her new ring. As you can see from the photo now posted below, the couple likes to keep things sweet and simple...

Dexter and his sister have gotten hitched!

But fear not, Dexter fans, the nuptials went down in real life, not on the hit Showtime series. (The show isn't that twisted.)

Michael C. Hall's rep confirms to us that the pair actor eloped on New Year's Eve with Jennifer Carpenter, who plays Dexter's tough-talking sister Deb.

"They were married outdoors in Big Sur, California," Craig Bankey tells us. Jennifer carried a bouquet of white roses with her grandfather's wedding band attached.

And another reason to tune in to E!'s live Golden Globe coverage this Sunday: Michael, 37, and Jennifer, 29, who have been secretly dating for about a year and a half, will make their first public appearance together on the red carpet at the Beverly Hilton. The series is up for multiple awards, including Best Actor in a Drama for Michael.
Jennifer Carpenter Jordan Strauss/Getty Images

Michael and Jennifer's real-life wedding comes about a month after his creeptastic alter ego, Dexter Morgan, walked down the aisle with longtime girlfriend Rita (Julie Benz) in the series' season-three finale.

Dexter's cast and crew are currently on hiatus but will resume work on the upcoming fourth season early this year. Showtime has already picked up the show for two more 12-episode seasons.