Is there some kind of timeline relationships are supposed to follow? Is there a specific waiting period people are supposed to adhere to between legal divorce and a new, legal marriage? Or a prescribed plan when it comes to feelings for others? No on all counts, in my opinion.

Even though celebrities' relationships are plastered all over the media, and we, the curious public, get snippets of information (not knowing for sure what's accurate, what's not, and what the rest of those stories are--which is a lot more than we're told or read or see), I don't think any of us are in a place to judge. We don't really know what goes on between celebrity couples--or, for the most part, non-celebrity couples either--and it's up to the people involved in those relationships to make the call on what's right for them. I don't personally feel comfortable prognosticating about a couple's future together, either. I'm sure none of us would want or think it appropriate for others to judge our relationships, and I'm not going to be a hypocrite and judge this one. Kelsy and Kayte appear to be happy now, and I hope they'll be happy together years from now.

So there. :-)

The response I just had to this question was really bad, then I thought better of it. This girl Kate who would be with this married man who was not even separated from his wife, will get it back in a minute. He may marry her because he thinks he loves her, but instead she is the newest toy, like a new video game, she will be played with and she will be fun until the better model, the newer and more complicated version comes out, then she will be shelved just like his wife. The worse part is that for the whole time they are married people who know him and her will see Kate as being a backstabbing, home wrecking, gold digger, whether they liked his wife or not. So she is just silly to want to start her marriage that way. Good luck though.

too soon for what one wonders - surely you don't mean too soon before the divorce is final. I'm sure his lawyer won't let him slip into bigamy. The first divorce seems messy enough. Too soon to know if he has found lasting love? Surely you don't believe that's the purpose of this marriage, if it were, divorce wouldn't exist. No, the purpose is, they want to be together NOW, they seem to have made that clear. With that parameter, they apparently can't get married soon enough.

At least they want to be married, for what it's worth they are still putting a value on commitment - which is more than I can say for most of America. It seems like divorce is so expensive that poor people opt to live together until they don't.

If there in love then no. Ether way Celebrity couples rarely last these days any way. As long as it dosent screw with Kelseys career then go for it!