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Mel Gibson Wears Ear Plugs To Bed
Mel Gibson is lame. Really lame. Why? Because he wears earplugs at night so that his newborn baby won’t wake him up at night!
While paying a visit to Jay Leno the star talked about how Oksana Grigorieva soothes their three month old during the night because he needs his rest. Sure, he may have a couple arguments in his defense like…
1) He has to work in the morning. But caring for a baby is work too, so why is he is the one that gets to rest?
2) He’s been through it seven times already. Mel had seven babies with his ex-Robyn and has had his fair share of sleepless nights already…that is unless he wore earplugs then too!
3) She’s younger. His girlfriend is 14 years younger than him, so perhaps she just doesn’t need as much sleep?
But he does admit that Oksana does more in caring for their baby. He told Jay, “I will be honest, I would say that her mother does the lion’s share of that work, but you know, I support her.”
Would you let your partner wear earplugs so the baby won’t wake them?
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Giant Panda commented on Jan 30 10 at 1:35 amI wear earplugs so that the baby doesn’t wake me…. but it doesn’t work. I can at least filter out his noisy breathing and snuffles, but once he wakes up he will find a way to wake me.
Wanda commented on Jan 31 10 at 4:59 amI think Mel Gibson is disgusting for leaving his wife and his seven kids!!! I would never pay money to see this fool!
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