Beyoncé & Jay Z

[jamidee]

i'd be like mariah with people being paid to hold me up. "i have too much money to have to support my own weight at all times"

 

[bag-princess]

Maybe celebrity life is different, but regular folks I know are not carrying children who are 12+ mos in a carrier. WTF? They obviously don't want her seen, but that ish is borderline ridiculous, IMO.

ITA!!! i know my boys at 12+ were too dang heavy to be carried in a carrier. this is all apart of their "special effects" - we have a baby and you can't see her! makes the paps hound them even more which keeps people talking.

 

[bag-princess]

if mariah ever goes bankrupt she will be officially disabled she won't be able to walk or quench her own thirst. SMH lol

i can see it.
that is what nick is for! he would have to give up his other jobs because we all know MiMi is 24/7!

I can't e'en hate on mariah. I see so much of myself in her. Imagine having someone on hand to hold my bag of starbursts, find whatever flavor I desire, and unwrap them for me. If I had Mimi money, I'd be lazy as hayle.

 

[jamidee]

I can't e'en hate on mariah. I see so much of myself in her. Imagine having someone on hand to hold my bag of starbursts, find whatever flavor I desire, and unwrap them for me. If I had Mimi money, I'd be lazy as hayle.

Then do cardio for you after. Run bish

 

[talldrnkofwater]

Then do cardio for you after. Run bish

I wonder if Kim does this. We all know she's not working out when she goes to the gym.

 

[Jayne1]

I'd worry about something happening to them and me not dying with them! May be weird, but if my babies go out -- take me too.
And on a less dramatic note, what if they needed me? I'd want to be readily available.

I felt the exact same way! Separate car? No way!

I wonder if people who have lots of nannies and body guards and hired help ever bond with their babies, the way normal people do...

ITA!!! i know my boys at 12+ were too dang heavy to be carried in a carrier. this is all apart of their "special effects" - we have a baby and you can't see her! makes the paps hound them even more which keeps people talking.

That's right! I didn't realize, but that's exactly what they're doing!

 

[qudz104]

Maybe celebrity life is different, but regular folks I know are not carrying children who are 12+ mos in a carrier. WTF? They obviously don't want her seen, but that ish is borderline ridiculous, IMO.

*blush* i just switched my 15 mo to a convertible after it became ridiculously heavy to tote the carrier seat around.

 

[Swanky]

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