Pam & Kid's Wedding Rerun

Two down, two to go.

Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock tied the knot in the second of their planned four ceremonies Thursday, just a week after swapping vows for the first time in Saint-Tropez.

"It's official," the actress wrote on a posting to her Website Wednesday. "Just left the courthouse!!!! Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie have left the building."

According to People, the ceremony was official; it was only the announcement that was a bit off course.

According to the magazine, Anderson and Rock, whose real name is Robert Ritchie, didn't actually tie the knot until Thursday morning, a day after the nuptial declaration, at the Beverly Hills Courthouse's on-site wedding chapel. The glossy also claimed the hush-hush ceremony included just one guest, an unidentified friend, who served as the couple's official witness.

Still, despite the ill-timed post to her online diary, Anderson did appear to have her facts straight when she confirmed her missus status to Ryan Seacrest on his morning radio show Friday.

"We just hit the courtroom [Thursday] on the way to the airport," she said, putting to rest reports that the couple's planned series of ceremonies would be just for show.

People's confirmation of the date also cleared up reports that Anderson and Rock had held a weekend wedding in Detroit. Instead the twosome was simply in the rocker's hometown for a prolonged honeymoon, getting a much-needed break from the grimy and un-picturesque French Riviera, where they were previously basking in a post-nuptial glow.

"Off to honeymoon in Detroit! Go Tigers!" Anderson wrote on her site.

Anderson has yet to speak out in more detail on her second big day, so no word yet on whether this trip down the aisle was also "the best most romantic wedding ever." However, seeing as how it took place at a city courthouse and not aboard a yacht in the Mediterranean, we're guessing it's not as likely a contender for the title.

Still, the newlyweds have plenty of time to improve on the pomp: Anderson, 39, announced at a press conference last month that she and Ritchie, 35, would tie the knot four times, in Saint-Tropez, Detroit, Malibu and Nashville. While no dates were mentioned for any of the ceremonies, the pattern of a wedding per weekend seems to be emerging.

On July 29, a week after announcing their engagement, Rock and Anderson tied the knot on a yacht just off the shore of Saint-Tropez. Among those in attendance were Cindy Crawford and husband Randy Gerber, David Furnish without husband Elton John, Jimmy Choo owner Tamara Mellon and photographer David La Chapelle, who walked the erstwhile Baywatch babe down the aisle.

"It was a real rock 'n' roll wedding," Furnish told People of the to-do. Though perhaps not as rock 'n' roll as was first reported.

Despite photos seemingly indicating otherwise, Anderson was quick to shoot down the notion that her new hubby went shirtless during the ceremony or that she donned nothing more than a white string bikini while swapping vows, as she did during her wedding to Tommy Lee.

"No!" she told Seacrest. "That was at the after-party." Or, as brides sometimes refer to it, the reception.

"It was perfect. It was just absolutely perfect," she said of the ceremony, which included "Sweet Home Alabama" cued up to play during the duo's first official kiss.

During the Friday session with Seacrest she denied that she and Rock would be tying the knot in Detroit, saying she was simply in the city to "hang out." Anderson further claimed that she and Rock would not swap "I do's" in Nashville.

"There's only one more wedding [in Malibu]," she told Seacrest, the day after making it official. "For the kids."

No word on why Anderson and Rock have decided to cut back on their planned four weddings, but perhaps it's to keep the mood-killing shutterbugs away of their wedded bliss.

"I was so happy," she wrote on her Website after her Saint-Tropez ceremony. "But now I can't wait to get away from these paparazzi--I swear they just wait for the ugliest pictures to take."

Meanwhile, when it comes to rumors that her rapid-fire weddings were of the shotgun variety, Anderson played it coy.

"Who knows?" she said, "There could be one in there now."