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Rivera’s wedding identical — except for the groom

By  Bill Zwecker
   
SHARE Rivera’s wedding identical — except for the groom

That was quick! Only three months after splitting with former fiancé Big Sean “Glee” star Naya Rivera tied the knot anyway — just with another guy!

Rivera wed actor Ryan Dorsey in Cabo San Lucas over the weekend, reportedly on the same July 19 date she originally planned to marry Sean — and in a ceremony and reception identical to her original plans.

Dorsey, a longtime friend of Rivera, began dating her right after she and Big Sean broke their engagement in April.

Rivera and Dorsey tied the knot in Cabo San Lucas over the weekend. The longtime friends began dating right after Rivera broke off her engagement to rapper Big Sean in April.

Among the same things planned for the original wedding: Rivera’s Monique Lhuillier gown — similar to the one Big Sean bought her for what would have been their wedding.

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