Leann Rimes

After discussing the possibly of a reality show or a sitcom in their future, the husband and wife team made up of country crooner LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian will actually be getting their own reality TV program on VH1 -- which isn't to say it still can't be scripted.

LeAnn Rimes had high hopes for her new album 'Spitfire,' which, according to her, is all about how hard it was to cheat on her husband with a married man. But the public didn't buy it -- not just her tears during interviews, but her music either. As a result, 'Spitfire' sold a measly 10,798 copies in its first week. Womp womp.

LeAnn Rimes may be getting her own reality show -- just like her mortal enemy and frequent public combatant, Brandi Glanville.

Since it would be silly to expect LeAnn Rimes to take responsibility for her own inadequacies, she's blaming her dentist for ruining her career.

Eddie Cibrian once pretended to take the high road in the ongoing feud between his current wife, LeAnn Rimes, and his spurned former wife, Brandi Glanville -- but all that “good faith” was thrown to the wayside when Glanville wrote the scathing book 'Drinking & Tweeting.'

LeAnn Rimes is still trying hard to elicit the world's pity, despite the fact that the main reason she's such a traumatic mess these days is because she cheated on her husband with a married man and then tied the knot with him after he left his wife and two kids. And she hasn't been able to stop talking about it since.

LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibirian kicked off the weekend with a bit of a surprise. According to the LA Times, the couple were married Friday night before about 40 guests at a private residence in California. Among the guests were Cibrian's two sons, Mason and Jake, from a previous marriage.

This Christmas was a magical one for LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian, who are now engaged. Rimes, 28, and Cibrian, 37, reportedly celebrated their happy announcement over the holiday weekend with friends and family in Los Angeles.