Jon Stewart says Mr. Met is maligned — telling TMZ Sports he understands why his favorite team’s mascot would be driven to flip the bird during a game. Of course, Mr. Met got the ax after video surfaced showing the baseball-headed mascot…
Thursday, June 1, 2017
Divorce Selfies Are Now a Thing. Check THESE Out!
On average, about one out of every two marriages in the United States of America ends in divorce.
That may come as a depressing shock to fans of being in love.
But perhaps you"ll be comforted to know that many of these same couples that split are on solid enough terms that they pose for a selfie immediately after signing the paperwork.
Oh, yes, divorce selfies are now a trend.
Some are happy. Some are angry. Some are very, very awkward.
Scroll around below to see former husbands and wives pose for the camera together, one final time…
1. You Can’t Please Everyone
But one half of this former couple looks psyched to be free.
2. Or Maybe You Can Please Everyone
Both customers here look pretty satisfied, don’t they?
3. A Sense of Humor to The End
Reads the caption to this photo: “Typical us, we accidentally wore the same shirt to divorce court. Divorce final today, but I’ll always love this man.”
4. Let’s Never Speak of This Again
I’ve already forgotten you.
5. Some Things are for the Best
Reads this caption: “After 6 years of separation, we are officially divorced! #divorceselfie #getalongbetternowthanwhenwelivedtogether #amicabledivorce #finallygotaroundtoit #ievenlikehisgirlfriend.”
6. We Aren’t Sure How to Feel
So we’ll go for both emotions.
"Workaholics" Star Blake Anderson"s Wife Files for Divorce
“Workaholics” star Blake Anderson has more time to get weird, because his wife has filed for divorce. Rachael Finley filed legal docs last week in Los Angeles, citing irreconcilable differences. The couple married in 2012 and have a…
Jill and Jessa Duggar: Look at Izzy and Baby Henry, Don"t Worry about Josh Duggar!
Those of us without Hulu who can’t watch The Handmaid’s Tale can always keep up with the Duggars. It’s basically the same.
Aside from things like scandals, the usual reality show drama, and questions about the Duggar family’s finances, the Duggars are known for having kids. That’s kind of their whole thing.
And while their fringe cultural stuff and the way that they separate themselves from the world make plenty of people uncomfortable — heck, the sheer number of children make people uncomfortable — you kinda have to admit that they produce some cute kids.
That’s two-year-old Israel, Jill and Derick Dillard’s cutie, snuggling with his baby cousin, Henry.
Henry, of course, is Jessa and Ben Seewald’s baby. And yes, he is adorable.
Israel’s going to be a big brother, so this shameless photo-op is also a good sign that he’s excited at the prospect.
Everybody outside of restaurants and airplanes loves babies, right? But it’s especially important for older siblings to feel that hype.
Now, Henry’s a pretty run-of-the-mill name, almost surprisingly so for this family.
Israel’s a little more on-brand for Duggar names, but it’s not totally unheard of. The abbreviation of his name to “Izzy” in a family that places so much emphasis on specific gender roles is kind of a surprise. For that lot, it’s downright progressive.
Neither of those names can hold a candle to Spurgeon, Henry’s one-year-old brother. There’s no telling how many people have betting pools going for how old he’ll be before he changes his name.
Like these kids weren’t going to have a hard enough time growing up in a fertility cult in front of millions of viewers.
Cute kids are fine and well, but we have to remember that this family still has its issues.
Take, gasp, Jinger’s controversial wearing of pants. Like some kind of harlot.
You know, because she’s a girl, and if people know that girls have actual legs they’ll turn to stone or fly into lustful frenzies.
Or something.
That kind of thinking was considered dated back in the 1930s, and it is now 2017, no matter how hard the Duggar family drags its heels.
Then of course there’s the ominous news of Josh Duggar appearing on Counting On, because the sexual predator who got that family’s first show canceled totally needs more screen time.
We’re all supposed to look at some cute kids and pretend that Josh’s creepy actions have magically gone away?
What’s worse, his family seemed to think that his predatory past wasn’t as big of an issue as the Josh Duggar cheating scandal or even using pornography.
Just because this family seems eager to forgive and forget in exchange for more lucrative reality television contracts doesn’t mean that the rest of are going to.
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