ENGAGED?!: Zac Efron & Vanessa Hudgens

We Kinda Feel Bad For Vanessa 'Cause Even On Her Wedding Day, Zac Will Be The Prettiest One

Holy High School Musical!

Franchise stars and off-screen couple Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens are reportedly engaged. And somewhere Perez Hilton weeps . . . Evidently Zac bowed to pressure from his mother-in-law to be who doesn't approve of the the couple living in sin and and put a finger on it. Hmmm, perhaps this is why they conspicuously worked the red carpet separately at the Oscars.

Says an insider-y source, Zac is relieved to be out of the pressure cooker, because Vanessa's mom has been putting serious heat on him to make an honest woman of her daughter.

Zac proposed in late January during a trip to Japan with images of Mama Hudgen's shotgun playing in his head. So, do we start the beating on the exact time the Disney cash cows will break up from when they get engaged or after the "I do's?"

She's old-school and doesn't approve of Vanessa living with Zac without some type of wedding promise. Zac really loves the current arrangement. He adores Vanessa, and they gel really well together, the source adds.

The big day, allegedly set for 2010, will be packaged and presented on the Disney Channel in a Very Special Two Hour Movie: A Real Life Cinderella Story: Zac and Vanessa Get Married. The Jonas Brothers will be groomsmen, Ashley Tisdale the maid of honor and Miley Cyrus one of the bridesmaids. Followed by the spin-off: God, How Much Longer Are We Under Contract To Pretend To Be Together Before We Can Stage The Big Breakup Scene?

Set your Tivos!

By Paige Muller

Paige Muller, Gossip & Hollywood Hijinx
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