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Electra Racks Up Another Engagement
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The whole "till death do us part" thing didn't quite work out for Carmen Electra the first time around. Or the second time. Maybe the third time's a charm.
The former Baywatch star is set to head down the aisle yet again, this time with her eyeliner-loving boyfriend of less than a year, Korn guitarist Rob Patterson.
"Yes, she is engaged," her rep confirmed to E! News.
According to People, the 37-year-old shredder popped the question during a weekend trip to Las Vegas, where the couple were celebrating Electra's 36th birthday. While pictures have yet to surface, the all-important betrothal bling is reportedly a black diamond set with white diamonds.
Electra was previously married to Jane's Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro and NBA bad boy Dennis Rodman.
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