Congratulations To Lily Allen
You know I am not big on birth announcements on the site. It just is not my thing and there are lots of sites that focus strictly on celebrities and their babies. However, with Lily Allen, I am making an exception. Not the biggest star in the world, but certainly gossip making. I just feel for her after she has struggled so hard to have a child and the four month miscarriage and the six month miscarriage but she never gave up and now she has a baby girl which someone joked is named Mini Cooper. You laugh, but seriously, the father's last name is Cooper and he is a painter so you never know. Congrats to Lily and Sam.
I'm so happy for her. She has had a rough time trying to have a baby.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you shared this. There is something I love about Lily Allen. She is so normal and relatable and open, as well as talented. Congrats to her!
ReplyDeletecongrats
ReplyDeleteI am so happy for her!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason her miscarriages really tore me up, and I don't react that way to celebs at all, normally.
It was almost like her pain was palpable or something.
Anway, such wonderful news!
I'm with everyone else about this, I'm very happy for her after all those miscarriages. I have no idea why this is effecting me so much, but it's kind of made my day.
ReplyDeleteI too, am very happy for her.
ReplyDeleteMy mother had five miscarriages before she had me, so I can only imagine how devastating they must have been for her.
Thanks for posting this, Enty. I feel like everyone else - very happy for her!
ReplyDeleteI used to love her, then I followed her on Twitter and found out what a complete supercunt she is. She is vile and hateful and cold and disrespectful and ungrateful, you name it and she is it. Screw her.
ReplyDeleteI'm happy for her....
ReplyDeleteMakes me smile, I'm so glad this finally happened for her.
ReplyDeleteYay for Lily!
ReplyDeletehappy for her, not my favorite person in the world. The way she disrespected Elton John was inexcusable.
ReplyDeleteBut she also quit the music business and just wants a family.
So good for her, hope it all works out.
I am so happy for her!
ReplyDeleteHaha Jessica!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats. I hope she enjoys motherhood! It ain't easy :)
My sister lost one of her babies at 8 months and it was heartbreaking. It is gut wrenching to watch someone go through L&D knowing that the end result will be tragic. So happy for Lily!
ReplyDeleteI don't really care how big of a bitch you are, nobody deserves to go through a miscarriage. I found myself relieved for her when I read that she had had the baby.
ReplyDelete@Maja agreed on everything you wrote.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Lily & Sam!
I lost my son at 7 months so I know how hard that is but to do it twice seems unbearable. Glad she had her baby, was waiting for the news she delivered.
ReplyDeleteDon't know much about her as a person but am very happy for her to have had this baby too...
ReplyDeleteI do follow gossip sites so knew about the previous miscarriages and they broke my heart. One reason I think it was so sad for so many people (as mentioned is earlier posts) was because of how far along she was... Not to take away from anyone who has had a miscarriage-- I had one last year at 7 weeks. But I think when you get as far along as 4 months and 6 months you kind of start to feel a little more "safe" with the pregnancy since most miscarriages occur within the first trimester. I can't imagine having ultrasounds and seeing a healthy baby and actually starting to show and then all of a sudden it be gone. That would kill me.... The miscarriage was hard enough for me and I felt sorry for myself because I was still having morning sickness for awhile after the baby was found to not have a heartbeat, but I cannot fathom being able to feel the baby moving around and then all of a sudden it not moving and still inside... My heart goes out to anyone that experienced a loss that this
So I'm so glad she finally had a healthy baby-- I'm sure she is over the moon :)
losing a pregnancy at any stage is terrible and painful. losing a baby that, if born alive, may well have lived with today's technology. it's a baby you can wrap in a blanket, hold and see, count its fingers and toes.
ReplyDeletei feel bad for anyone who goes through that. i know nothing about her, but losing those 2 pregnancies just had to be the most awful thing i can imagine. so i'm very happy she got a baby she can take home and love.
never ever give up hope!
ReplyDeleteShe might not be perfect... nobody is.
ReplyDeleteBut, Good for her.