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| | Kelly Clarkson got her tubes tied AND she made her husband get a vasectomy | | Added 8 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Kelly Clarkson welcomed her first baby, a daughter named River, back in June 2014. Then in April of this year, she gave birth to her second child, son Remington Alexander. Just the idea of two babies in the span of two years is enough to make me crazy, so the reality is probably pretty overwhelming. Add to that the fact that everyone felt the need to talk sh-t about Kelly?s body during and after her pregnancies, it?s enough to make me sick. So, Kelly had been out and about in the past week to talk about her new children?s book, and she was an absolute delight everywhere she went. I mean, we already knew that about Kelly, right? She?s a ray of sunshine, she?s funny, she?s positive, and she?s not going to tell hippie-dippy stories about how parenthood and pregnancy is all a basket of kittens. Apparently, she?s so certain that she never wants another baby that she got her tubes tied AND she made her husband get a vasectomy.
After her difficult pregnancies with her children River Rose and Remington Alexander, Kelly Clarkson is totally and completely done having kids. The 34-year-old singer joined Jenny McCarthy on Sirius XM Entertainment Thursday and revealed that not only did she get her tubes tied after Remi’s birth in April, but she made her husband, Brandon Blackstock, get a vasectomy, too.
“I was literally pregnant with Remi, and I was like, ‘You are getting fixed. This will never happen to me again,’” she revealed. “If something happens, it’s a miracle of God. I literally told my OBGYN on the table while open, ‘If I get pregnant again, I will find you!’”
As she’s revealed in the past, Clarkson struggled through her pregnancies, suffering from terrible morning sickness and nausea.
“It’s horrible. Nothing is beautiful, nothing is magical,” she said of being pregnant. “Whatever, you’re that person that gets that pregnancy, good for you. But I will remind my children every day of their lives what I [went through]. I was like hospitalized both pregnancies. And then I thought, I wanted another little buddy [for River]. I didn’t want a kid to just be an odd man out because I felt like that a lot. I wanted her to have somebody her age, like when we’re traveling. And so I thought, ‘OK, we’ll just do it again.’ I was like, ‘There’s no way it can happen again,’ but it was worse. Remi’s pregnancy was worse than River’s.”
[From E! News]
That?s totally? amazing. To be so hellbent on never having another child that you close down both avenues. It?s not like, ?Oh, I need an IUD after this pregnancy.? No. Kelly was like ?shut this down on my end and his end too.? Two babies and DONE. Jessica Simpson felt the same way after her back-to-back pregnancies, although I don?t think Jessica had her tubes tied and forced her husband to have a vasectomy.
Kelly was also delightful on Late Night with Seth Meyers. She told an amazing story about meeting then-Senator Obama for the first time, and I swear, I laughed every time she made a ?baby senator? joke.
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| | Victoria Beckham on her diet: 'I eat lots of good fats, avocado, salmon' | | Added 8 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Victoria Beckham is featured as The Edit?s/Net-a-Porter?s cover story this week. Victoria is promoting her makeup line with Este Lauder and all the clothes she’s wearing are from her Autumn line (because Vicks is too romantic to have a ?Fall? line, of course). I love this collection. It has stripes everywhere. Growing up as a child in the 70s, I am all about stripes. Plus her silhouettes are so clean and tailored.
As you can imagine, with a fashion designer discussing make-up, the interview is all beauty regime. As Vicks said during the interview, she loves to share what she?s learned and since I think she always looks amazing, I?m listening.
Being camera ready: ?I?d be getting on a plane from London, then 11 hours later, getting up, walking out of the airport terminal and being bombarded by so many paparazzi, so I wanted something that I could put on to make me look fresh. That was my starting point, actually; when I began working with Este Lauder, I said I really want to create a product that does exactly that. And the thing is, everybody is in that position now, because everyone has a camera phone. Whoever you are, everybody has to be ready now!?
Diet fixed her skin problems: ?I don?t think you realize how important [a healthy lifestyle is] until you get older. You realize how vital it is to wear sunscreen; to drink lots of water; to cleanse, tone, moisturize; take vitamins; make sure you?re eating the right food. I eat lots of good fats, in avocados, nuts, seeds, salmon… I see a dermatologist in LA, called Dr Harold Lancer, who is incredible ? he sorted my skin out. I used to have really problematic skin and he said to me, “You have to eat salmon every single day.” ‘I said, “Really, every day?” And he said, “Yes; breakfast, lunch or dinner, you have to eat it every single day.”‘
Sharing the good news: ?There are two types of women out there: there?s the kind of woman who finds something nice and likes to keep it to herself, and then there?s the other type, which is me, who wants to share. I have worked with the best makeup artists, hairdressers and stylists, and I?ve learned so much. I haven?t always got it right, but when I?ve got it wrong, I?ve actually learned an enormous amount from that, too. And I want to share everything I know.?
Her fashion mistakes: ?I have made so many fashion mistakes but I actually don?t look at them as mistakes. I celebrate those things, I laugh occasionally but I?m not ashamed of any of that. At some point I thought it was OK to wear a PVC cat suit. When I was pregnant with Romeo, I walked around Disneyland in Christian Louboutin heels, literally at nine months? pregnant!?
Looking out for each other: ?I have no time for women who don?t support other women. It?s the ultimate compliment when a woman tells you that you look good.?
[From Net-A-Porter]
One tip from a makeup artist she shares is to line your waterline with a light color to open the eye and look well rested. My eyes are a problem because they are really small. I was once told a swipe of light/cream eyeshadow right below your brow will also open the eye. That worked wonders so I am giving her light pencil tip a go.
I know you guys have discussed how much diet affects the skin. I loathe salmon so I’ll substitute that with avocados. I realize it won’t work, but I’ll use any excuse to eat an avocado. Of course, Vicky lives on a different plane than most of us. A lot of her tips include dermatologists, makeup artists, nutritionists and other ?ists? few of us can afford but at least she’s passing on their advice for free. Her Este Lauder line is not cheap but I like that she is explaining the idea behind the product. For example, in her first answer about being camera-ready, she suggests her Morning Aura Illuminating Creme. She explained that “dewy” makes you look refreshed so even if you can’t shell out $95 for her product, you can still benefit from her suggestion. Victoria also thinks a beauty routine should be for you, that, “you have to [empower] yourself, rather than rely on other people to do that. It?s great to get a compliment from your husband, or your kids, or another woman, but you also have to make yourself feel good.” And I agree with her.
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Photo credit: Tom Craig/Net-A-Porter, Fame/Flynet Photos and Getty Images
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| | Kiefer Sutherland gave up riding motorcycles, won't give up drinking | | Added 8 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I first saw this story over at Lainey Gossip, because People Magazine is harder to read after their redesign and the new stories get buried fast, right? They changed their format and I have better luck just reading their Twitter feed. People has an interview with Kiefer Sutherland, which they parceled out over a few days. He’s promoting his country album and his new ABC show, Designated Survivor. Kiefer’s character, the US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, is the lone survivor and President after an explosion kills the President and all his cabinet during the State of the Union Address. The show is doing incredibly well in the ratings and it’s getting decent reviews as well. My mom watches it and while she’s not enthusiastic about it she says that it’s decent, if you like Kiefer Sutherland.
In Kiefer’s interview he discusses his well known drinking problem. (Recap: this, this, this or this.) He knows that alcohol causes most of his problems but he insists that he doesn’t “drown his sorrows” and says he’s not giving it up. In another part of the interview, which People published later, Kiefer said that he gave up riding a motorcycle when a cop said something to him one time. Makes sense. Kiefer wrote this song, “Can’t Stay Away,” about alcohol, not a woman, and it’s quite revealing as People’s Jess Cagle points out.
On alcohol
It’s something I’ve always enjoyed. I was never the guy, if something was wrong in my life or something wasn?t right, I didn?t go drown my sorrows. One of the things I love to do is go out with my friends and tell stories and have a bunch of drinks. That?s true. Having said that, I can also look back on my life and tell you very squarely that the only bad things that have ever happened to me in my life have been because I like to go to bars and have drinks with my friends. I would be lying if I told you that there weren?t moments where I felt I let it get away from me. So it?s kind of been a push and pull through my life. One of the nice things about writing was that was a nice way to confront that for me… I want to be a certain person too and I have found at times I have let [alcohol] stop me from being that person. So it’s a battle.
Cagle: Clearly you’re very high functioning. If it’s hard to manage why not just get rid of it?
[I] enjoy the times too much, and the memories. I have, at times, for stretches of time. But at some point, I?ve made a decision, right or wrong, for myself that I would rather work really hard so I could still have some of those times. Than to just simply stop. That?s a choice I?ve made and I live with that choice.
Cagle’s Prompt: “I think I’m really bad at…”
Not a great motorcycle rider. I do [like to ride and] go on long trips. I was riding a motorcycle in San Francisco and the cop pulled up next to me, looked over and said, ?Looks like that bike?s riding you,? and I said ‘Yeah, it’s pretty big isn’t it?’ I remember ‘I should probably get rid of this.’ And I did.
[From two articles on People]
So Kiefer has multiple publicized incidents in which he’s so drunk he’s tackling a Christmas tree, headbutting a guy, going shirtless (which isn’t that bad but still) and generally getting into trouble but he’s not about to quit. One day, he’s out riding his motorcycle and a cop tells him he’s not riding properly and he gives it up. As someone who used to drink and still rides a motorcycle – it’s a lot easier to ride when you’re not hungover AF from the night before. Plus, it sounds like his bike was just too big for him. Those large heavy bikes can be really hard to maneuver so maybe he just needs something that’s easier and more responsive. I get it though motorcycle riding is dangerous and booze is too but it’s harder to give up. Plus drinking is fun until it’s not and some people can drink moderately. I don’t think Kiefer is one of those people, but we haven’t heard about him having an incident in a while so maybe it’s working for him.
photos credit: FameFlynet
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