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DAVE GROHL To Marry 'Future Ex-Wife'

May 20, 2003

WENN reports FOO FIGHTERS frontman/ex-NIRVANA drummer Dave Grohl fell for his TV producer fiancee after meeting in a Hollywood bar, but when she gave him her number she also scribbled down an odd message. He says, "She left me her number and she wrote, 'Jordan, your future ex-wife.'" Grohl has been dating the 26-year-old for two years, and still can't believe he's marrying her. "She's the biggest fox in the world, the most gorgeous girl I've ever seen," he gushed. "I didn't think she'd be into me at all — I'm like the funny dude you don't necessarily want to sleep with."

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