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Lucy Southworth is the wife of Google co-founder Larry Page. Rumors from November 2007 were confirmed when the couple were married on a beach in December 2007.
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Fast Facts:
- Attends Stanford University
- Her sister Carrie is married to Coddy Johnson, National Field Director for the 2004 Bush campaign
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Lucy Southworth Recent News
- Google News: Lucy Southworth
- Valleywag: The Kiss
- This post includes a picture of the kiss from the wedding of Larry Page and Lucy Southworth.
- San Francisco Chronicle: "Now the other Google founder is planning a secret wedding" (November 13, 2007)
- Valleywag: Fortune Editor Censors Larry and Lucy's Wedding Date
- "On October 19, Fortune editor Andy Serwer blogged a rumor that Google cofounder Larry Page would marry girlfriend Lucy Southworth on December 7."
Lucy Southworth Questions
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Who was the real "Lucy" in the sky with diamonds? 1 AnswerLucy of LSD fame was born Lucy O'Donnell, born in Weybridge, Surrey, England in 1963. She has since married and her name is now Lucy Vodden. Sadly Lucy is term... read more -
Lucy Vodden, the Lucy who inspired the Beatle's song ''Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds'' died on September 28, 2009. 5 AnswersMany Beatles songs were either directly or indirectly inspired by real people, depending on how loosely you use the word "inspire." In my answer I'll assume you... read more -
Whos the best plumber in Port St. Lucie, FL? 2 AnswersThe Yellow book has its users rate plumbers with stars. There is only 1 5 star plumber listed that services Port ST. Lucie, and that is Jet Plumbing Contract... read more
Lucy Southworth Blogs and Commentaries
- SFluxe: A-Listers at the X Prize
- The Search Engine Weblog: Larry Page and Lucy Southworth
- Valleywag: NY Post outs Lucy Southworth, Larry Page's girlfriend | Screenshot of New York Post Story
- Far Right-Wing Minded: Butt Ugly Guy with Really Hot Babe
- BloggingStocks: Did Google get Fortune to pull Larry Page's wedding announcement?
- Southworth is a Ph.D. candidate at Stanford University, and also holds mathematics degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and Oxford.
- That Other Blog: The Blonde That Caught The Google Fish