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Bill Nye the Science Guy is married! The engineer, 66, wed journalist Liza Mundy LAST MONTH

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Bill Nye the Science Guy quietly wed journalist and author Liza Mundy in May.The 66-year-old engineer said 'I do' to the 61-year-old beauty during a private ceremony in Washington DC, according to a Wednesday report from People.This is a second marriage for Nye who wed musician and motivational speaker Blair Tindall in 2006, but filed to have the marriage annulled after only seven weeks.The Cornell University educated Nye is best known for his TV shows Billy Nye The Science Guy and Bill Nye Saves The World.

He has also appeared onDancing With The Stars and The Big Bang Theory. Introducing Mr and Mrs Nye:Bill Nye the Science Guy quietly wed journalist and author Liza Mundy last month, according to People; seen in March in GeorgiaThe wedding took place at the Castle Building's Haupt Garden at the Smithsonian Institute in DC.Robert Picardo who played The Doctor on Star Trek was the celebrity officiant and the couple wrote their own vows, according to the site.

Her daughter Anna and his brother Darby were also in attendance.Their first dance was to Sam Cooke's rendition of Wonderful World.

A good fit: The 66-year-old engineer said I do during a private ceremony in Washington DC. Seen in May in NYCThe blonde journalist looked stunning in an ivory satin sleeveless gown with an uneven hemline and a rhinestone encrusted belt.And Nye wore a black tuxedo with a white shirt, black bowtie and an orange flower on his lapel.Their wedding photographer was longtime White House shutterbug Pete Souza.Nye's new wife has quite the impressive resume.

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