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Filed under: Just For Moms, Health & Safety: Babies, Life & Style, Celeb Parents
Before you have kids, you make all these plans about how you're going to raise them and what you're going to do as a parent. You say you'll never take them to McDonald's, then you find yourself in the middle of nowhere with two screaming, starving kids and the home of nuggets-n-fries right there in front of you. You swear your kids will never be stuck in front of the telly, then you find yourself with a situation to deal with and no one to watch them other than Woody and Buzz.So it is for Liv Tyler. This article over at our sister journal Styledash notes that the daughter of Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and supermodel Bebe Buell is "definitely going to have some" plastic surgery in order to get her pre-baby body back. Never mind that back in the spring of 2006, she lashed out at the Hollywood mom who appears "so skinny three weeks later and says 'Oh, I'm just running around after my kid'."
Nor should you pay any attention to the fact that back in February of this year she reveled in the fact that she hadn't dieted since her son was born. After all, it is a woman's prerogative to changer her mind, is it not? And, as she points out, "I have to make a living."
All kidding aside, she is a model and an actress, and her appearance is an important part of her job. I guess the time has come to get back to work for her. What do you think?
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ReaderComments (Page 1 of 1)
6-26-2007 @ 11:23AM
Chris said...Hey I think it is great that she gave herself three years to get back in shape herself before thinking about surgery. I have been working my ass off (I wish!) because I gave myself 5 years before I look into it (and save the money!).
It is her career to look good. that must be hard to live up to!
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6-26-2007 @ 3:05PM
Marcia said...In her case, I guess that's fine since her body is what makes her money. I just don't understand all these women out there that have surgery to change their faces or get injections to plump areas up.
I'm 18 lbs below my pre-pregnancy weight, but I still can not fit my old jeans because my hips are so different. It is very frustrating, but luckily (hah) no one pays me to look pretty and thin.
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6-26-2007 @ 3:56PM
Amanda said...Personally, I think good for her.
No one pays me to look any particular way. But I care very much about the way I look. After 3 children, there are certain things that will never be the same. When I am certain I am finished with kids, if there are parts of my body that diet and exercise cannot put back to rights I will definitely have them surgically fixed. That might make me conceited, but everyone has priorities. If my spouse and I feel that me having a good body image is a priority it should be my perogative to spend the money on it.
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