Roger Waters got married. For the fifth time. He announced this by posting some photos on Twitter and Instagram. The lucky one is called Kamilah Chavis.
The Argentine bride, Chavis, was formerly Waters’ chauffeur and chartered him to various concerts a few years back.
In an interview with Page Six, the musician recalled: “I actually met her at one of my concerts a couple of years ago. She worked in transportation. She was driving the car that was taking me.”
Adding: “I was in one place for two weeks and there were many transfers between the hotel and the venue. My security sat in the front with her and they talked, while I stayed in the back. I don’t know, something about her attracted me.”
When asked how he made his first move, he added, “One day I said ‘Excuse me,’ and she turned around. [I said], ‘Did someone ever tell you that you have beautiful cheekbones?’ I saw a little reaction, and that was the beginning.”
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Source says his companion is the same woman who appeared on the red carpet with him at the 2019 Venice film festival for his concert film, “Us + Them.”
We exclusively reported in 2015 that Waters had split with his fourth wife, Laurie Durning. The couple was married in 2012 after living together for 10 years.
Roger Waters’ glamorous ex-wife arrested for DUI. Laurie Durning, the glamorous ex-wife of Pink Floyd star Roger Waters, had a touch too much rosé on Friday night and ended up spending the evening with the local police.
We hear that Durning had drinks with pals at the American Hotel on Main Street in Sag Harbor at 6 p.m., but got pulled over during the short drive back to her house because the lights on her Mercedes were out.
Laurie Durning and Roger Waters in 2014FilmMagic
During the routine traffic stop, Durning ended up getting arrested for driving under the influence.
Sources close to Durning say she had about three glasses of rosé before her unfortunate brush with the cops.
“I was with her having a glass of wine,” pal Anna Rothschild — who was in the car with Durning — told Page Six when we reached her for comment. “We left and, as we all know, when you turn on a Mercedes, the headlights go on automatically.”
She further explained, “They didn’t go on, but it’s impossible to know when you’re driving down Main Street because the [street] lights are so bright.”
Rothschild added that “the police followed [Durning] only because her headlights weren’t on; they pulled her over only because of that,” and “I didn’t witness her being intoxicated in the least.”
Filmmaker and occasional actress Durning was the talk of the town in 2015 during her memorable divorce from Waters.
Durning colorfully called the “Comfortably Numb” rocker “an a—hole” in court during a standoff over who was going to get to keep her $35,000 gold Rolex Daytona.
Waters and Durning — who married in 2012 — split after 10 years together. He filed for divorce in October 2015. The marriage was Waters’ fourth.
A quarrel over a $35,000 watch nearly scuttled a multimillion-dollar divorce agreement between Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters and his estranged fourth wife, Laurie Durning.
“I want my watch. That’s all,” Durning said in Manhattan Supreme Court Thursday, just minutes before she was set to finalize her split from the famous British singer.
“What an a–hole you are,” she told Waters as the judge took the bench.
The “Comfortably Numb” rocker responded by putting his hands up by his shoulders as if to say, “What did I do?”
The bickering continued with Waters’ lawyer, Robert Dobrish, snapping at Durning, “It’s your watch. Pick it up at the store.”
Durning told the judge she had tried to retrieve her gold Daytona Rolex from the repair shop, but Rolex staff refused to release it because the luxury timepiece was being held in the name of Waters’ assistant.
“When I handed his personal stuff back to him, he should have handed me the watch,” Durning insisted.
Justice Lori Sattler ordered the parties to sign a second agreement, in addition to their divorce settlement, stating that the watch belonged to Durning.
