However one feels about the engagement of Canadian pop stars Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger, one thing is certain: When People magazine stunned the world with the news late Tuesday, the reaction was instantaneous. Twitter was afire with news of Canada’s answer to Brangelina. In Chavril, Canada had its own royal couple.
Lavigne, who has had her fair share of “Sk8er Bois” and “Complicated” scenarios, has found love in its simplest form in Kroeger. I’ve always heard the saying “love is blind” and as is the case of Chavril, also deaf and illiterate.
Avril Lavigne’s ex-husband, Deryck Whibley of Sum 41, and his girlfriend dressed up as Lavigne and her new squeeze, Chad Kroeger, for Halloween. (Whibley was Lavigne.) While the Chavril costume undoubtedly got laughs at the party they attended, Kroeger’s mean-spirited response made it clear that the Nickelback frontman didn’t find it so funny.
In Chavril news (in case we had all forgotten about the pop-rock Canadian chimera), pop-punk princess Avril Lavigne has covered hubby-2-be Chad Kroeger‘s most famous song.
The hosting announcement was made via a 30-second promo featuring Buble and new Canadian rock power couple Chad Kroeger and Avril Lavigne that aired on CTV during the Super Bowl.
In lieu of this holy union — at least, according to the loser senior boy you dated in high school who played "How U Remind Me" over and over on the way to the Creemee-Freez — we present our 5 Fantasy Moments From The Chavril Wedding.
The newlyweds sold their wedding photos to Hello! Canada for what may[sic] speculate could be as high as $1 million, but no one has confirmed this detail perhaps because no one wants to admit that Chavril wedding photos managed to net $1 million while economies around the world crumble, their populations left starving and destitute.
Nine days after Chad Kroeger and Avril Lavigne legally became Chavril in a wedding ceremony set inside a French castle befitting Lavigne’s status as Canada’s pop-punk princess, the couple has been spotted aboard a yacht, taking in the sights around Portofino, Italy.
A three-album compilation by various adult artists, including Canuck crooners Sarah Harmer, The Barenaked Ladies, Sarah McLachlan and Canada's pre-Chavril sweethearts Chantal Kreviazuk and Raine Maida.
