Vanessa Hudgens, age 35, reveals pregnancy on Oscars red carpet

[Anonymous]

I can't believe she's already 35. She'll be 36 in December.

[Anonymous]

Expecting baby with baseball player husband, Cole Tucker, age 27. Tucker makes an MLB league minimum $720,000 salary.

https://www.eonline.com/news/1396682/vanessa-hudgens-is-pregnant-expecting-baby-with-husband-cole-tucker

[Anonymous]

She looks to be about 5-6 months already.

[Anonymous]

Hasn't she been linked to far more famous and wealthier men over the last 10 years? This current man could be out of a job any day as it seems he's only flirting with being a pro player. Child support isn't going to be much for an unemployed washed up jock.

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Anonymous wrote:Hasn't she been linked to far more famous and wealthier men over the last 10 years? This current man could be out of a job any day as it seems he's only flirting with being a pro player. Child support isn't going to be much for an unemployed washed up jock.

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She was with Austin Bulter for 10 years before he got Elvis and Dune. I don't think she cares about that stuff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hasn't she been linked to far more famous and wealthier men over the last 10 years? This current man could be out of a job any day as it seems he's only flirting with being a pro player. Child support isn't going to be much for an unemployed washed up jock.

Lol yeah what a loser.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hasn't she been linked to far more famous and wealthier men over the last 10 years? This current man could be out of a job any day as it seems he's only flirting with being a pro player. Child support isn't going to be much for an unemployed washed up jock.

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She was with Austin Bulter for 10 years before he got Elvis and Dune. I don't think she cares about that stuff.

Her husband looks like Austin Butler. The lanky frame. The long face. The closed mouth smirk. She had a type

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hasn't she been linked to far more famous and wealthier men over the last 10 years? This current man could be out of a job any day as it seems he's only flirting with being a pro player. Child support isn't going to be much for an unemployed washed up jock.

Lol yeah what a loser.

Have you ever met a washed up borderline pro athlete? They’re not rich.

[Anonymous]

Her pregnancy waddle is adorable.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:She’s gained a lot of weight all over, not just in her belly. She’s going to have to work hard to get that off after the baby is born.

I came here to say this. Didn't even recognize her!

Sometimes it is inevitable. Not everyone is lucky enough to have the perfect basketball belly. I developed a thyroid disease during my first pregnancy that I now have for life, most likely triggered by my extreme morning sickness at the beginning of my pregnancy (the docs wouldn’t call it HG, but I was threatened with iv feeding if anti-nausea meds didn’t work for me.

Give people growing a human inside of them a little grace, please.

All I said was a fact: she will have to work hard to get all that weight off.

I did not not give grace.

I don’t think you understand the meaning of the word fact.

You stated an opinion.

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s gained a lot of weight all over, not just in her belly. She’s going to have to work hard to get that off after the baby is born.

I came here to say this. Didn't even recognize her!

Sometimes it is inevitable. Not everyone is lucky enough to have the perfect basketball belly. I developed a thyroid disease during my first pregnancy that I now have for life, most likely triggered by my extreme morning sickness at the beginning of my pregnancy (the docs wouldn’t call it HG, but I was threatened with iv feeding if anti-nausea meds didn’t work for me.

Give people growing a human inside of them a little grace, please.

All I said was a fact: she will have to work hard to get all that weight off.

I did not not give grace.

I don’t think you understand the meaning of the word fact.

You stated an opinion.

So it is not true she won’t have to work hard to get the weight off? Is it also not true either that she has gained weight all over instead of just in her stomach?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s gained a lot of weight all over, not just in her belly. She’s going to have to work hard to get that off after the baby is born.

I came here to say this. Didn't even recognize her!

Sometimes it is inevitable. Not everyone is lucky enough to have the perfect basketball belly. I developed a thyroid disease during my first pregnancy that I now have for life, most likely triggered by my extreme morning sickness at the beginning of my pregnancy (the docs wouldn’t call it HG, but I was threatened with iv feeding if anti-nausea meds didn’t work for me.

Give people growing a human inside of them a little grace, please.

All I said was a fact: she will have to work hard to get all that weight off.

I did not not give grace.

I don’t think you understand the meaning of the word fact.

You stated an opinion.

It is a scientific fact your body bounces back exponentially faster and easier in your 20s vs mid 30s pregnancy. But Vanessa can take the injections everyone in Hollywood is on I guess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s gained a lot of weight all over, not just in her belly. She’s going to have to work hard to get that off after the baby is born.

I came here to say this. Didn't even recognize her!

Sometimes it is inevitable. Not everyone is lucky enough to have the perfect basketball belly. I developed a thyroid disease during my first pregnancy that I now have for life, most likely triggered by my extreme morning sickness at the beginning of my pregnancy (the docs wouldn’t call it HG, but I was threatened with iv feeding if anti-nausea meds didn’t work for me.

Give people growing a human inside of them a little grace, please.

All I said was a fact: she will have to work hard to get all that weight off.

I did not not give grace.

I don’t think you understand the meaning of the word fact.

You stated an opinion.

So it is not true she won’t have to work hard to get the weight off? Is it also not true either that she has gained weight all over instead of just in her stomach?

No that is not true. She may drop the weight, she may need to work it off, nobody knows.

I agree she gained weight all over but I can’t say it’s a fact she gained more weight than most nor do I think it’s a fact that it’s easier to lose belly only weight vs weight all over.

Actually just looks like a whole bunch of water weight in my OPINION.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s gained a lot of weight all over, not just in her belly. She’s going to have to work hard to get that off after the baby is born.

I came here to say this. Didn't even recognize her!

Sometimes it is inevitable. Not everyone is lucky enough to have the perfect basketball belly. I developed a thyroid disease during my first pregnancy that I now have for life, most likely triggered by my extreme morning sickness at the beginning of my pregnancy (the docs wouldn’t call it HG, but I was threatened with iv feeding if anti-nausea meds didn’t work for me.

Give people growing a human inside of them a little grace, please.

All I said was a fact: she will have to work hard to get all that weight off.

I did not not give grace.

I don’t think you understand the meaning of the word fact.

You stated an opinion.

It is a scientific fact your body bounces back exponentially faster and easier in your 20s vs mid 30s pregnancy. But Vanessa can take the injections everyone in Hollywood is on I guess.

I believe it’s a fact that when you compare 1 person to themselves , me @ 20 vs me @ 30’s “bouncing back” is quicker.

But if you compare me @ 30 vs you @ 20 I don’t believe it’s a fact you would bounce back faster.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s gained a lot of weight all over, not just in her belly. She’s going to have to work hard to get that off after the baby is born.

I came here to say this. Didn't even recognize her!

Sometimes it is inevitable. Not everyone is lucky enough to have the perfect basketball belly. I developed a thyroid disease during my first pregnancy that I now have for life, most likely triggered by my extreme morning sickness at the beginning of my pregnancy (the docs wouldn’t call it HG, but I was threatened with iv feeding if anti-nausea meds didn’t work for me.

Give people growing a human inside of them a little grace, please.

All I said was a fact: she will have to work hard to get all that weight off.

I did not not give grace.

I don’t think you understand the meaning of the word fact.

You stated an opinion.

So it is not true she won’t have to work hard to get the weight off? Is it also not true either that she has gained weight all over instead of just in her stomach?

if she'd gained weight "just in her stomach" that would have been really problematic.