Sunshine Tutt Gossip

She's no Heather Mills (who is?), but after less than two months of working Chris Kattan, Sunshine Tutt is going home with a nice consolation prize.

Despite an initial prenup that was supposed to grant Tutt less than $10,000, she somehow renegotiated a six-figure divorce settlement this week.

Ronald Richards, lawyer for Sunshine Tutt, said:

"My client is very relieved that she can leave this two month marriage with some resources that will allow her to rebuild her life."

We're sure she is.

Chris Kattan and Sunshine Tutt were only married for 59 days, which is actually not even as long as it sounds, as they were separated a good portion of that time.

The lovebirds married June 28 in Yosemite Valley, California. They split up almost immediately after, citing the time-honored "irreconcilable differences."

How irreconcilable could any fight be after a few weeks? Unless she had never seen any of his SNL skits prior to marrying him ... that'd be a deal breaker.

Chris Kattan made people laugh on Saturday Night Live. But the most recent news regarding his marriage to model Sunshine Tutt is nothing but downer.

The couple has separated after eight weekd of marriage, though a rep for Kattan says there are "no plans for divorce at this time."

Kattan and Tutt got hitched on June 28 in Yosemite Valley, California. Let's hope Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi have a union that lasts a bit longer than these two did!

We wonder if Chris Kattan and Sunshie Tutt can get a refund on their wedding photos.

She must never have seen any of his Saturday Night Live skits, but Sunshine Tutt is set to marry unfunny comedian Chris Kattan today.

The couple started dating in the spring of 2005 after meeting her at a birthday party. He proposed on Christmas Eve 2006.

"Originally I was going to do something very special," Kattan said about the engagement. "I tried to get Bono of U2 to serenade her. That didn't happen. Then I asked Justin Timberlake. No answer. After hundreds of phone calls and text messages, I finally ended up asking one of the members of the Hanson group. He didn't want to get involved."

See, we told you he wasn't funny.