A celebrity wedding took place over the weekend in Idaho. Emma Roberts, known for her role in "American Horror Story", married actor Cody John. Further details about the wedding are available from KTXS, the local ABC affiliate.
The news outlet reported on the event, which was attended by the bride's family, with one notable absence. Eric Roberts, Emma's father, explained his absence from the wedding, though the specifics of his explanation are not provided here and can be found through KTXS.
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