With Jennifer Aniston's new single-mom-by-choice comedy, The Switch, getting Bill O'Reilly all het up about how single mothers are destroying America, we decided to take a look at some famous single mothers who decided to embark on the tough and rewarding job that is parenthood by themselves.
The love triangle: it's often used as a plot device in our favorite movies and TV shows because of the irresistible drama created by a character torn between two lovers. However, with the recent David Letterman sex scandal and rumors swirling about Justin Timberlake's alleged double duty with Jessica Biel and Rihanna, we're reminded that, in Hollywood, these sticky situations happen just as often off-screen as on. And in real life, love triangles aren't quite so much fun. The fallout can be devastating for everyone involved—both emotionally and career-wise.
Weeds stars spotted back together in L.A. Mary-Louise Parker and Jeffrey Dean Morgan have gotten back together, Radar Online reports. They attended a Josh Ritter concert and cuddled in their seats, a fellow concertgoer said. "At one point, Jeffrey nuzzled her as he whispered into her ear and then planted a kiss on her. It was intimate and sweet," the source said.
Last November, My Name Is Earl's Jaime Pressly spilt from longtime boyfriend Eric Cubiche. The news shocked many, as just a year and a half earlier the two were the picture of bliss, welcoming son Dezi into the world and telling the press about how their relationship was reminiscent of Lucy and Ricky Ricardo's. But Pressly assures her fans that, while the split might have seemed surprising, it was anything but ugly. Unlike the post-baby partings of Madonna and Guy Ritchie (less than a year after David Banda's adoption was finalized) and Billy Crudup and Mary-Louise Parker (he left her for Claire Danes while she was 7-months along with their baby), she says her split from Cubiche was completely amicable. In an interview with April's Redbook magazine, she explains that: "We both still love each other, and the most important thing is our son…we want to make sure he's happy and taken care of."
