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Rebecca Romijn
Rebecca Romijn always looks great, but seems she had that new mom struggle of losing weight after her twins, Dolly and Charlie, were born two and a half years ago.
Rebecca Romijn explains her weight loss, post baby, on “The Talk,” “I’d gotten very fluffy for the whole childbearing experience. You do that when you get pregnant, and then you find out you’re having twins, then you’re nursing them for eight months, and then you’re finishing up their meals.” Continue reading »
Rebecca Romijn opens up to Vegas magazine about her twins, staying in shape, and her new comedy 'Good Deeds.'
It’s hard to believe that Rebecca Romijn used to be a Stamos, but now she is very happily married to Jerry O’Connell and they have twin daughters, Dolly and Charlie who are now in the terrible twos. Romijn opened up to Vegas magazine where she talks about her twins, how she keeps in shape, and the new comedy Good Deeds.
Here is an excerpt from the interview:
Her Character In Good Deeds: “This is my life in this script. I relate to the character because she has worked her butt off for many years, and now she just wants to spend time with her kids. In one of the scenes, the kids are watching The Wizard of Oz, and that’s exactly what was happening in my house when I got the script: My girls were watching The Wizard of Oz over and over.”
Her Twins: “The crazy thing about the terrible twos is they trick you, because when the girls are being adorable, they lure you right in and they get you. One of the twins is a daredevil. The other is careful and reserved. Yet they complement each other well.”
Staying In Shape: “I’m always bending down—to find a blanket, grab a bottle—and all the jeans I owned were coming down way too low. Not that I wear ‘mom jeans,’ though! I had to change my exercise routine because what worked for me before I was pregnant didn’t work for me afterwards. I started doing Bikram yoga, and I highly recommend it to any mother who wants to shock her body back into shape.”
To read more on Rebecca Romijn’s interview visit Vegas magazine.
[Photos via Pacific Coast News.]
Last week on Wednesday, May 18th, mom-of-twins Rebecca Romijn visited with Rachael Ray on the Rachael Ray Show to talk about her very different 2-year-old twins Dolly and Charlie.
Thirty-eight year-old Rebecca and her husband Jerry O’Connell have been married since July 2007, and had the twins in December 2008.
Rebecca tells Rachael: “It’s just like a crazy social experiment where you have these two people who were born on the same day, who have been raised in identical upbringings in the same bedroom and they could not be more different as people. People are just born how they are born and there’s nothing you can do to change that.” Continue reading »
John Stamos moving in with girlfriend Leah Marsh
Is John Stamos ready to get married again?
He and Rebecca Romijn were married for six years before separating.
John and his longtime girlfriend, Leah Marsh, recently took their relationship to the next level by moving in together.
Stamos and Marsh are now living together, according to sources. “It really is that serious,” a pal of the couple says.
“It really is that serious,” a pal of the couple says.
For all intents and purposes, Rebecca Romijn seems to live a charmed life: the stunning model has gone from cover girl to a woman who not only acts, but also seems to balance her personal and professional lives with ease and class. With actor husband Jerry O’Connell, she has sixteen-month old twin daughters, Charlie and Dolly. And while the girls are still so young, she’s more than ready for them to start growing up. Continue reading »
No, we’re not talking celebrity doubles here. It’s all about celebrities who just happen to have twin children.
Rebecca Romijn debuted her latest ad for the Got Milk? campaign featuring her Milk Mustache and more importantly — twin daughters Dolly and Charlie, 1. The event was held at the W Hotel in Los Angeles and I was there — although my photo of Rebecca wasn’t nearly as nice as this one.
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