marriage and divorce
Kate on Today Show: "I can't sleep at night. I can't pay my bills"
Kate Gosselin went on The Today Show this morning to discuss the weekend's latest Jon-is-a-jerk news, that he emptied out a joint money market account the couple used for household expenses, leaving her with only $1,000. And it's not the first time he's taken food out of their kids' mouths. "A few days before I filed for divorce, he had [taken funds out of the joint account]," Kate said in an emotional interview. "He didn't empty it completely, but it was enough that I was afraid of not being able to pay my bills…. I have a … Read More
Star would rather have a referee than an attorney when it comes to David.
Our friends at Celebitchy report that in a recent interview, Courtney Cox how in awe she is at the number of people who think divorce is an option. Even though she admits to some rough spots in her own marriage by saying that obviously you enter marriage with the ideal of staying together forever, she admits that it is a lot of work in the interview with the Daily Mail. Courtney says, “I get shocked by people getting divorced all the time, that’s why I choose to work on it. Therapy helps us. It’s so easy to … Read More
The twosome cook up some countryside drama for the kids.
It is truly beginning to look a lot like drama for Madonna and Guy Ritchie. Perez Hilton reports that the newly divorced couple will spend Christmas in the English countryside per Guy’s request. Guy evidently really wants to give his kids a traditional English Christmas, complete with turkey and trimmings, although all the food will be organic per Madonna’s insistence. The best part of this story is this quote from the insider: “She will, however, be eating a different meal as she will only eat fish. She will also be working out on Christmas Day.”
That comment … Read More
Marriage isn't easy, sometimes you need a little help.
Back in the day, people lived pretty close to where they grew up. They may have gone off to college or war, but they typically came back home. Then the '50s started and there were suburbs. And people could come back from college or war and move somewhere that felt like home. And then people started getting divorces. Between the broken homes and the distance from their parents, most couples are missing out on positive role models and reliable sources of marital advice. What’s a couple to do? Same thing as what people looking to be successful in other arenas … Read More
