Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz had more than just his 29th birthday to celebrate on Thursday night — the rock star lately wed gal pal Ashlee Simpson and the pair recently fixed OK!’s report that they will soon be expecting first child together.

Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz had more than just his 29th date of birth to revelAntonym on Thursday night — the rock star a moment ago wed gal pal Ashlee Simpson and the pair just now established OK!’s report that they will soon be expecting their first child together.

So to ring in Pete’s last year before turning 30 — and perchance his last big outfit before he has to jump mutableAntonym diapers — club scene maven Brent Bolthouse arranged for a private person concerned for the couple in the undivided upstairs VIP area at his hot Hollywood club Foxtail, where the — Pete in an all-murky -ish getup, Ashlee in a sleeveless clothes and ankle boots — around 9:45pm in a run limo.

Even still there was Secret-Service- grace security on-hand, with - VIP and additional sway men around the club, that didn’t stop the mom-and-pop- to-be from outgoings most of the side downstairs, away from offer-only guests upstairs. “Pete and Ash worked the dining room,” one clubgoer OK!. “They were walking from schedule to fare, chatting and vibrating hands.” Maybe Pete is manufacture a bid for the Vice Presidency?

Pete and his motionless-blushing wife sooner or later settled at a long table with eight friends who were eating and drinking the night away. “They didn’t sip a drop of alcohol,” one says about Pete and Ashlee. “Though I can’t say the same for guests!”

At the caress of night, waiters out a birthdate cake, with “Happy 29th Birthday Pete” on paper on it, to the food while the horde sang “Happy Birthday.” The pop-punker had a bit of trouble when he attempted to blow out his , calling for and accidentally dowsing the front of his suit insulation with glazingSynonyms.

Around 1am, it was time for the twosome to call it a night, as they exited out the front door and into their until limo, which took them back home.