Archive for November 27th, 2009
Heidi Klum’s husband Seal is hoping to adopt her 5 ?-year-old daughter Leni before Christmas, according to reports. Heidi’s father Guenther said:
“Heidi, Seal and the kids have always been a happy family – in everyday life and in their hearts. Then they should also be happy on paper.”
The 46-year ‘Kiss From A Rose’ singer, who has three children Henry, four, Johan, three, and six-week-old Lou, with the supermodel, originally fell in love with Heidi while she was still pregnant with Leni. Seal has always raised Leni as his own daughter anyway, but wants to formally become the father of Heidi’s daughter from her relationship with Formula One boss Flavio Briatore who has reportedly relinquished his parental rights to the child.
Speaking soon after Henry’s birth, Seal said:
“Leni is my first child. Just like Henry I saw her take shape and move in Heidi’s body. And I was present at her birth, too.
“Leni is my daughter and Henry is my son. I am happy to have two healthy children and that Henry will soon be saying papa to me just like Leni does already.”
source: hotmommagossip.com
November 27th, 2009
Kate Moss isn’t one to let a lovers’ tiff get in the way of a good time. She just told boyfriend Jamie Hince to Take himself off – and then carried on partying without him.
The Croydon-born supermodel and her pals were out in force for Take That’s SingStar party in London’s Notting Hill on Wednesday.
And despite the bust-up with Kills guitarist Jamie, 35-year-old Kate was determined to enjoy herself at the glitzy karaoke night.
We had no idea she was such a big Take That fan. She practically elbowed us out of the way to get closer to Gary Barlow.
Gary politely excused himself to perform No.1 hit Greatest Day with bandmates Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Howard Donald. They were even joined onstage by Gavin & Stacey star James Corden, who was hosting the PlayStation bash.
“They’re great aren’t they?” Kate said to us and Gary’s missus Dawn, on the VIP balcony – just before we were nearly deafened by her, Pixie Geldof and celebrity hairdresser James Brown singing along at the top of their voices.
Afterwards, Kate went backstage and hugged Mark and Gary.
Then she turned to us and said: “Come on, girls it’s time to party!” She ran back to the stage and started singing along to cheesy pop tunes. She even leapt off the stage during the Flashdance song… What A Feeling – a good job she was wearing ballet flats!
Deciding to throw some shapes she started flinging herself around the room. One guy got more than he bargained for when Kate grabbed his glass of wine, took a swig and said, “Come on dance with me, babe.”
Yelling Not wanting to offend, he picked up Kate and swung her the length of the room. But when her flailing arms almost took someone’s head off, the bouncers stepped in and told them to calm down.
Kate wasn’t happy at being told off. She ranted at the bouncer: “Why are you spoiling my fun? We weren’t doing anything wrong. P*** off.” Charming!
Things got messier for Mossy when she lost her bag. “Have you seen it?” she said, frantically searching under all the coats and bags. Thankfully her pals found it, just as the sound chiefs pulled the plug and told everyone to go home.
Although from the way Kate and co were partying we reckon they’d be Up All Night rather than heading to bed…
source: mirror.co.uk
November 27th, 2009
A 16-year-old schoolgirl who posed nude for the cover of a surfing magazine in Australia is being bullied by her peers, her modelling agency claims.
Pretty, dark-haired Ella Rose Corby became a controversial cover girl after winning Stab magazine’s search for a model contest.
The raunchy magazine is known for its edginess, celebration of partying and sex, but has been slammed for using a naked teenage girl to sell its product.
Even though Ella’s modesty is preserved by a crossed leg, with one arm covering her breasts, the photo shoot has attracted a wide range of criticism.
Local MP Justine Elliot, a mother herself, said: ‘I think photographs like these are inappropriate, particularly when the young woman is only 16.’
Stab writer Michael Jennings says in his article about Ella how a girl that age represents a danger to the adult male: ‘They are moving into womanhood and they know it.
‘They dress older, sneak into clubs and are easily mistaken for adults…You can leer at the 16-year-old as you would an adult woman, so long as you’re ignorant.
‘Once you become aware of their age, you must look away.’
The prize included being represented by Sydney-based modelling agency Chic Management.
But Chic spokeswoman Kathy Ward said Ella’s family were upset by the photos.
She added: ‘She is encountering some bullying from other girls of her age.
‘I think the family are a bit overwhelmed at the moment, they really are. The mum’s in a bit of shock.’
Ms Ward said Ella was concerned about the adverse publicity affecting her career aspirations to become a top model.
Ms Ward, who has been involved with Chic since its establishment in 1993, slammed the nude shoot, saying it was ‘totally inappropriate’ and, had the agency been representing Ella at the time, it would never have allowed her to pose nude.
‘From Chic’s point of view, the shoot that Ella participated in was totally inappropriate … we would never allow such a shoot to progress if we knew that that was the creative brief,’ she said.
The magazine dealt directly with the family, which did not have any professional representation at the time, Ms Ward added.
Ella told the magazine in an interview the revealing poses were the beginning of a dream for her.
According to the magazine journalist, when Miss Corby’s mother found out about the shoot, she ‘freaked out.’
But Ella’s father said it was the kind of thing Ella would have to get used to if she wanted to be a model.
Mr and Mrs Corby were not answering the phone at their home in the up-market seaside town of Kingscliff, which is south of Tweed Heads on the north coast of New South Wales, close to where the ITV reality show ‘I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here!’ is filmed.
Read more: dailymail.co.uk
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