Famecrawler
Spurred on by the 50th anniversary of the birth-control pill, The New York Observer devotes its entire baby-pink cover this week to “Babies, Babies, Babies!” Most pertinently, they ask how it’s happened, after the feminist post-pill wave, that these days so many hipsters and Hollywood celebrities are all about procreating. The juiciest Hollywood analysis comes from Fear of Flying author Erica Jong:
Maybe Spencer Pratt shouldn’t be allowed to have kids. After his actions this weekend I’m surprised that he hasn’t had some just to exploit them.
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This is the family TLC should design a show around. Samantha Lopez and her boyfriend Lorenzo Saldana are a normal couple that had two kids, then had two sets of twins within 10 months.
Oh dear god! Just typing that made me tired.
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A couple weeks ago, Spencer Pratt accused wife Heidi Montag of using trickery to get pregnant on The View. Now, it looks like he might actually be telling the truth. According to friend Audrina Patridge, Heidi has expressed her desire to become the next Octomom! Look out, Spencer… Heidi may be secretly meeting with Octomom’s evil IVF doctors. Continue reading »
Cheryl Cole of X Factor says she doesn’t want to start a family just yet. Se’s fine and dandy just being Ashley’s wife. Cheryl says that she wants to have kids sooner rather than later, but not now.
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Despite Katie Price, who is separated from husband Peter Andre, saying she gets pregnant “so quickly” and rumors of her expecting with new boyfriend Alex Reid, there will be no baby, at least not yet.
Say it ain’t so… Rumors are going around that Katie Price has taken 3 home pregnancy tests this week, and each one has come back positive. If it’s true, that most likely means that the father is none other than cage fighter Alex Reid — which means he possibly be getting the news while on the set of his adult film. No kidding. Continue reading »
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