Flipping Out's Jenni Pulos Marries An Orthopedic Surgeon

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Jenni Pulos and her boss Jeff Lewis might be joined at the hip on their show Flipping Out, but now it seems she has a new man to look after. The reality star exchanged I-Dos with orthopedic surgeon Jonathan Nassos in a beautiful ceremony over the weekend. Lewis and his housekeeper Zoila Chavez both stood in the wedding party, and by all accounts, the event couldn’t have gone more swimmingly.

During the first two seasons of Flipping Out, Pulos was married to one of Lewis’ other assistants Chris Elwood. The relationship was often a bit rocky, and it officially began unraveling when Lewis was fired by her husband. A divorce quickly followed, and Pulos spent the past few years looking for love again. Luckily, she found it in Nassos and with any luck, should spend the rest of her life watching that bond grow. You can take a look at a photo from the wedding below…

After the ceremony, Pulos called Sunday the happiest day of her life while speaking on her Who Say. According to US Magazine, her dress was designed by her personal friend Marc Bower. As you can tell from the above picture, it turned out very well.

Pop Blend sends out its congratulations to Pulos and Nassos on finally taking the plunge.

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