Showing posts with label marie osmond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marie osmond. Show all posts

Monday, May 4, 2009

Marie Osmond is a homophobe


Marie Osmond has been keeping a dirty little secret out of total shame -- her daughter Jessica loves to see if the ladies' carpet matches the drapes. If you don't smell what I'm cookin', I'm telling you she's a lesbian, and it drives Marie crazy. Marie's always been pretty heavily involved in the Mormon way of life, and she was hoping Jess would marry a fella and have grandchildren that would be raised as Mormons. Instead, she's disappointed in her daughter, who has been with the same girl for the last 3 years. They actually consider themselves married even though it's not official.

I've never really been a fan of Marie. Something about her has just rubbed me the wrong way. And not that I'm gay, but I have friends that are, and I think the fact that she's disappointed in her daughter for obviously having a loving relationship with a woman is ridiculous. Not to mention..umm...gay people can have babies too, ya dumbass.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Celebrity Look-alikes!!


Left: Marie Osmond

Right: WWE's most annoying character (no offense, Eddie), Vickie Guerrero

Marie Osmond in People Magazine


Marie Osmond was interviewed in People magazine recently, and spoke out about her messy divorce, her weight, and her 16-year-old son entering rehab.

Her Divorce from husband Brian Blosil: "I had a bad marriage for 20 years and a fear of saying that it was a failure. You have to say to yourself, 'What am I doing? Am I really taking something and trying to make it average? Does this person keep me down?' You can't say I didn't give it a shot."

When her 16-year-old son entered rehab: "Those kinds of things are really very hard for a teenager to deal with. And if he ever wants to talk about it ... he will, but it has to be their choice. It's not my choice."

Weight Issues: "Our society makes women feel that they should have a body of a skinny little boy. We put on five pounds, and we think we're fat … It's stupid."

Losing 46 pounds in 2007: "I needed to do it for my kids, but mostly I needed to do it out of self-love. [I] looked at dieting as abusive and controlling but my whole attitude changed to, 'I just want to be healthy.'"