Christina Applegate married Porno For Pyros bassist Martyn LeNoble on Saturday, the father of her two-year-old daughter Sadie, in a ceremony at the couple's Los Angeles home.

Applegate first began dating LeNoble back in 2008, according to People Magazine.

In addition to Porno For Pyros, LeNoble has also performed with Jane's Addiction, The Cult, and former Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland.

"What a glorious day!" the bassplayer tweeted on his wedding day.

Applegate married LeNoble after a three-year engagement. The couple got engaged on Valentine's Day 2010.

It is both Applegate and LeNoble's second marriage.

A bone fide rock star in his own right, It is LeNoble's bassplaying on Porno For Pyros's biggest hit single "Pets" was the standout instrument on the track. The song reached number three on the Billboard charts in 1993.

Earlier this month, Mr. Christina Applegate joked about having a significant other that is more famous than he is.

"Googled my name. I've been Bobby Browned!" LeNoble tweeted after Google replaced his photo with a Christina Applegate photo. "Used to be pictures of me playing bass. Oh well, easier to look at."

An Emmy Award-winning actress, Applegate is best from her work on the gloriously lowbrow sitcom "Married With Children."

On February 8, Applegate made headlines when she quit her new day job---the Lorne Michaels-produced 30-minute comedy, "Up All Night" on NBC.

The creators of "Up All Night" are planning to switch from the single-camera look used by more high-brow productions like "30 Rock," to the more traditional multi-camera look seen in most sitcoms, one possible reason for Applegate jumping ship.

"It's been a great experience working on 'Up All Night,' but the show has taken a different creative direction, and I decided it was best for me to move on to other endeavors," Christina told US Weekly.

Endeavors like the long awaited sequel to Will Ferrell and Adam McKay's 2004 comedy classic "Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy." Applegate will play Ferrell's love interest and fellow news anchor, Veronica Corningstone in the film.

Stars Paul Rudd, Steve Carell and David Koechner will all join Applegate and Ferrell in reprising their roles in "Anchorman: The Legend Continues," due out October 21.

Adam McKay will also return to write and direct "Anchorman." The director announced on his Facebook page on February 4 that SNL alum Kristin Wiig would join the star-studded cast.

"Kristen Wiig is officially on board for Anchorman 2," McKay wrote. "Couldn't be more excited."

Applegate took to Twitter to express her excitement at Wiig joining the "Anchorman" team.

"So excited Kristen Wiig has joined our cast for anchorman2," Applegate wrote. "Going 2 b best movie ever made. Besides the best movies ever made."