Singer’s Secret Husband Was Already Married – To A Woman!
BARRY MANILOW may be enjoying marital bliss — but in a blockbuster bigamy twist, The National ENQUIRER has learned Barry’s new hubby, longtime manager Garry Kief, had a secret wife!
The “Mandy” singer, 73, and Garry, 68, recently confirmed they’d secretly tied the knot in 2015 — bombshell news reported at the time ONLY in The ENQUIRER.
But what the same-sex couple failed to mention is that long before his romance with the Grammy Award-winning hit-maker, Garry was already married to a woman named Jane Marie Gunderson!
Marriage records obtained by The ENQUIRER show the young couple wed on Aug. 22, 1971, in Los Angeles when Garry was just 22 and Jane was 21.
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