Who knows the answer to this question, I mean it seems as though every successful woman is not getting the commitment they need from their spouses', first it was Hollywood's girl-next door Jennifer Aniston, then pop sensation Cheryl Cole and now Hollywood's sweetheart and our very own Miss Congeniality Sandra Bullock.
After learning that her husband Jesse James has allegedly had four affairs with other women, rumors started to emerge that Sandra was going to adopt Jesse's three children from his previous marriages. Sandra Bullock's publicist has since then informed the media that although the childrens' welfare is both Sandra and Jesse's prime concern there have been no plans made by Sandra to adopt.Now although the media is a great way to clear up any false rumors and is probably the best means of communication for celebrities I can't help but feel by having the media involved in such personal matters will ultimately affect the children who are amidst all the accusations.
What do you think is the media a good source of communication for celebrities in these matters or could there be another more personal route?
We, women were prepared to 'assist' our men. And although we are now living in a world more liberal and women have finally had the opportunity to lead large organisations, we still are the right arm of our loved ones. However, our men did not have the same education, and do not know how to cope with our success, principally when involve money. It is a shame to see another case of adultery in the media, especially involving a child. I truly hope this child is spared from the circus created by certain professionals.
ReplyDeleteThat is true. I don't think children who are in the middle of such an issue should be brought in front of the media as it could effect them long term. There should now be some other method for where issues like this can be resolved without it effecting families and I certainly hope the media help find this method.
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