Everywhere you look, child stars are growing up.
Jodie Sweetin, aka the 1990s' quintessential middle child, tied the knot with boyfriend Cody Herpin last weekend in a quickie Las Vegas ceremony.
According to a marriage certificate filed in Clark County, Nevada, and obtained by CelebTV.com, the 25-year-old erstwhile Full House star and Herpin, 30, swapped vows July 14 at the Little Church of the West wedding chapel on the Vegas Strip.
This was the second trip down the aisle for Sweetin, 25, who split from Los Angeles police officer Shaun Holguin in 2006 after four years of marriage. Onscreen older sister Candace Cameron served as maid of honor for her first set of nuptials.
Sweetin, who landed the role of host on the Fuse TV sensation Pants-Off Dance-Off earlier this year, played Stephanie Tanner on the ABC hit Full House for eight seasons.
And while the path from child stardom to adult-level success and happiness often proves to be a bumpy one, Sweetin revealed not too long ago that leaving the spotlight at the awkward age of 13 was especially difficult for her.
In an interview on Good Morning America in February 2006, Sweetin talked about her two-year battle with a methamphetamine addiction, which eventually resulted in an intervention attended by TV dad Bob Saget, John Stamos and the Olsen twins, followed by a six-week stay at Promises in Malibu for an intensive treatment program.
Sweetin said that her first husband, whom she was divorcing at the time, had no idea about the "double life" she was leading.
"I want to make movies, TV series, wherever the career takes me," she said on GMA. "I really hope this isn't the last people hear of me. In fact, I would like to make this a footnote in my career, not the end."
Aside from her gig supervising the shimmying and stripping on Pants-Off Dance-Off, Sweetin also lent her voice last year to Saget's pet project Farce of the Penguins. Her TV appearances since graduating from Full House include guest spots on Party of Five, Brotherly Love and Yes, Dear.
Meanwhile, other famous twosomes to say their "I do's" at the Little Church, voted Sin City's best wedding chapel for 13 out of the past 14 years, per the venue's Website, include Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton and Richard Gere and Cindy Crawford.