Texas Rangers pitcher Jeremy Jeffress has officially been charged with DWI stemming from his August arrest — a charge that a carries a MINIMUM of 72 hours in jail. Jeffress was pulled over in the early hours of August 26th — and during the…
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Kailyn Lowry: 13 Heartbreaking Details from Her New Memoir
Every single one of the ladies on Teen Mom and Teen Mom 2 have gone through hard times — that"s kind of the whole point of the show — but Kailyn Lowry has had more than her fair share of struggles.
Kailyn"s been open about the things she"s been through on the show, but in her new memoir, Heart & Hustle, she gets real personal about it all.
Check out the most heartbreaking tidbits below.
1. She came from a broken home.
“It sure as hell seemed like my own parents couldn’t muster up any love to send my way. My own parents!”
2. Her parents never taught her how to love.
“If I couldn’t look to them for an example of what it means to be loved, how could I imagine what it was like? If my parents couldn’t love me, how could I be sure anyone would?”
3. She feels like her mom didn’t love her enough.
“Not enough to numb the embarrassment when she showed up at my elementary school reeking of Jack Daniels. Not enough to dull my hurt and anger when she disappeared and left me on my own for long, long stretches of time. By the time I was a teenager, no one had to tell me to follow my heart.”
4. Her mother was an alcoholic.
“The best of my mom’s love went into the bottles she drowned herself in day in and day out. The love that should have been mine went into bottles and empty cans that were tossed in the trash and carried away. I was left with whatever spilled, and it wasn’t enough.”
5. She had a rough childhood.
“I acted up in school, smoked too much weed, had sex too young—the list goes on.”
6. She still tried to be a good daughter.
“No one can ever say I didn’t try to have a relationship with my mother. I spent the most vulnerable years of my childhood working to hide her drinking from teachers, classmates and neighbors while trying to earn her love.”
NFL"s Josh Huff -- Apologizes to Eagles ... "I"ll Correct Mistakes I"ve Made"
Josh Huff says he’s sorry for bringing negative attention to the Eagles with his drug, gun and DUI arrest — and says he promises to correct the mistakes he’s made. After being cut by the team Thursday morning, Huff has issued a full statement (via…
Country Stars Read Mean Tweets, Crack Themselves Up
The world of Twitter can be so cruel.
It’s a good thing the world of country music doesn’t take itself so seriously.
Case in point: Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley once again cracking us up as hosts of the CMA Awards last night.
Another case in point: numerous country music stars coming together on Jimmy Kimmel Live to read mean Tweets about themselves.
This was the second time that such huge names as Miranda Lambert, Dolly Parton, Florida Georgia Line and Little Big Town appeared on the late-night talk show in order to see what social media users had to say about them.
And most of what they had to say was not very positive.
“In case of a national emergency, all air traffic will be redirected to Miranda Lambert’s forehead,” Lambert read out loud about herself.
“The guys from Florida Georgia Line were engineered in a douche factory,” to which the douches themselves replied:
“Right down the road from here, actually!”
Dolly Parton – a living, breathing icon! – was compared to a street walker (“It’s not a hooker convention, it’s a Dolly Parton concert,” read the Tweet), although she laughed off the insults and responded thusly:
“I guess I should feel hurt, but I don’t because I patterned my look after a hooker!”
What did someone have to say about Kimberly Schlapman, a vocalist for Little Big Town?
“Why does the blonde in Little Big Town have hair like a ‘Zoolander’ villain?”
And Bonnie Raiit?
“Bonnie Raitt looks like the aunt who would have a few too many at your mom’s birthday party and try to fight with your dad.”
OUCH! These are legends, people!
Fortunately, they are legends who took every diss and slam in stride.
“Just because you have a beard, a ponytail, and a cowboy hat, doesn’t mean you can sing. You know how I know? Trace Adkins,” Adkins himself read on air.
Willie Nelson, meanwhile, cracked up over being referred to as “crusty.”
Probably because it’s true.
We love this segment on Jimmy Kimmel Live. We could watch it every single night.
Check out some of the mega stars who have read mean Tweets about themselves above and select your favorite!
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