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TAMYRA GRAY WEDS COLOR ME BADD SINGER

Tamyra Gray, a finalist on the first season

of "American Idol,"tied the knot last weekend to former

Color Me Badd member Sam Watters during a ceremony in Capri, Italy.

According to People magazine, the couple dated

for two years before Watters popped the question last

Valentine's Day with an antique diamond engagement ring in a platinum setting.

About 45 guests attended the wedding, which

took place on a cliff overlooking the ocean. After the ceremony,

"They walked through the city and townspeople were

opening their windows and cheering for them," Gray's manager, Lisa Braude, tells People.

After a successful 1990s run with Color

Me Badd, which scored hits with "I Wanna Sex You Up"

and ""I Adore Mi Amor," Watters, 36, is now a songwriter

and producer with partner Louis Biancaniello. He co-wrote Jessica Simpson's current single "A Public Affair"

and has also worked with Celine Dion and Kelly Clarkson.

Since Gray's 2002 run on "American Idol,"

the 27-year-old has segued into acting with a recurring

role on Boston Public in 2003, a starring role in the 2005 indie

film "The Gospel" and a guest role as a waitress on NBC's Las Vegas in March. In 2004 she

released the album, "The Dreamer," which features

songs co-written, produced and arranged by Watters.

The newlyweds are currently honeymooning in Italy.