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[Anonymous]

Anyone know what the new baby’s name is and what the husband does for a living? He’s obvs not making Kane money bc they rent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone know what the new baby’s name is and what the husband does for a living? He’s obvs not making Kane money bc they rent.

No, but I’ve been wondering the same thing. My guess is her new husband probably wants to maintain his privacy. She did post one pic of the baby, but it was a profile and you don’t really see his face. I was wondering if he looked anything like his sisters— who are adorable. She doesn’t use his name or her husband’s name either. He doesn’t have Kane’s money, clearly, but beggars can’t be choosers. She’s probably just happy to have a guy who can support her sahm aspirations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone know what the new baby’s name is and what the husband does for a living? He’s obvs not making Kane money bc they rent.

No, but I’ve been wondering the same thing. My guess is her new husband probably wants to maintain his privacy. She did post one pic of the baby, but it was a profile and you don’t really see his face. I was wondering if he looked anything like his sisters— who are adorable. She doesn’t use his name or her husband’s name either. He doesn’t have Kane’s money, clearly, but beggars can’t be choosers. She’s probably just happy to have a guy who can support her sahm aspirations.

Or she's just happy with him. Money isn't everything. For reference, see how happy she was with Peter.

[Anonymous]

Jesus give it all a break already, why is what Natasha's new husband looks like even important and why is it so important to know what he does for a living? So what if he doesn't make Kane's money and so what if they rent is that a crime? Maybe her new husband is normal and perhaps they have something more important than money like a loving committed clean relationship. It's so sad that you people can't let the woman and her family find peace.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry if this has been discussed. She has a room for one daughter, but makes no mention of the other. Does one daughter live primarily with the father and one with Natasha and her husband?

Jesus Christ, she probably has a shared custody arrangement, like most divorced couples with children.

Really, she showed one room because she just decorated it. Why turn it into her not having both girls with her? You guys love to make stuff up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone know what the new baby’s name is and what the husband does for a living? He’s obvs not making Kane money bc they rent.

No, but I’ve been wondering the same thing. My guess is her new husband probably wants to maintain his privacy. She did post one pic of the baby, but it was a profile and you don’t really see his face. I was wondering if he looked anything like his sisters— who are adorable. She doesn’t use his name or her husband’s name either. He doesn’t have Kane’s money, clearly, but beggars can’t be choosers. She’s probably just happy to have a guy who can support her sahm aspirations.

Or she's just happy with him. Money isn't everything. For reference, see how happy she was with Peter.

Good point. Money isn’t everything, but what your husband earns is really important to someone who doesn’t earn anything. Besides it’s hard to adjust to a lower standard of living, but yes the important thing is she’s not in at abusive marriage anymore. I hope this new one lasts. Second marriages have like a 70% divorce rate. Hope she’s in the minority.

[Anonymous]

She’s back to posting a lot. Wonder if she’ll make it as a famous mommy blogger.

[Anonymous]

Well she's still vaguely referencing Kane in her posts (the one where she shows her outfit after presumably being in court). Why won't she just let it be? Also, she looks awful in that photo. Bizarre that she even felt the need to post it unless it was the only way she could figure out how to post about Kane without being too obvious. She needs to just stick to crafts and food and leave her personal life out of it entirely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone know what the new baby’s name is and what the husband does for a living? He’s obvs not making Kane money bc they rent.

Interestingly judgy and snobby comment to make. We have money and choose to rent right now. I just read that more people are choosing to rent rather than buy right now, so this comment stood out to me. How about you not worry about them because they seem pretty happy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well she's still vaguely referencing Kane in her posts (the one where she shows her outfit after presumably being in court). Why won't she just let it be? Also, she looks awful in that photo. Bizarre that she even felt the need to post it unless it was the only way she could figure out how to post about Kane without being too obvious. She needs to just stick to crafts and food and leave her personal life out of it entirely.

I'm guessing she's been silenced for a very long time with threats of god knows what from him so I'm sure she can't help but want to set the record straight a little. Just like everyone here would love for her to, lol.

[Anonymous]

So much shade being thrown...

“Last night was AMAZING. It was by far the best Halloween we’ve had yet! The costumes were awesome, the kids totally got into character, even the little meatball cooperated! The best part though was being able to finally see all of our friends & family gathered together, walking down the street of our adorable neighborhood, laughing & sharing in a relaxed, enjoyable, & incredibly fun night.

I really love Halloween, moreso after having kids for sure. My mom always made my costumes growing up and to now make them for my children is just one of those warm fuzzy instances which warms your heart.

I know the girls enjoyed past Halloweens too & even though I had them I was still always a little jealous of the families who dressed up and went out together. The ones who had friends they could pre-party with and then head out to trick or treat with. That just wasn’t our situation, and while it felt very isolating I tried to make the best of it for them. That’s what you do as a mom, right? Do the best with the cards your dealt and cross your fingers it’s enough. I came to a point where I just accepted it & the funny thing is, that’s when life changed. I’m going to write more about this another time but it was extremely hard to accept that this new, wonderful man in my life could actually be what I always felt I was missing before. Someone who wanted to help with getting everyone in their costumes, wanted to make friends with other families and expand our circle & wanted to slowly walk for blocks enjoying watching the dressed up little munchkins excitedly scurry their way up & down each neighbor’s driveway. There’s a picture below where you can see Sam walking down a pretty golden treed street but if you look closely there’s also a man, a little girl in a black dress & a stroller ahead. I took the picture to remind myself of this yummy moment where life was exactly what I had hoped for.“

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So much shade being thrown...

“Last night was AMAZING. It was by far the best Halloween we’ve had yet! The costumes were awesome, the kids totally got into character, even the little meatball cooperated! The best part though was being able to finally see all of our friends & family gathered together, walking down the street of our adorable neighborhood, laughing & sharing in a relaxed, enjoyable, & incredibly fun night.

I really love Halloween, moreso after having kids for sure. My mom always made my costumes growing up and to now make them for my children is just one of those warm fuzzy instances which warms your heart.

I know the girls enjoyed past Halloweens too & even though I had them I was still always a little jealous of the families who dressed up and went out together. The ones who had friends they could pre-party with and then head out to trick or treat with. That just wasn’t our situation, and while it felt very isolating I tried to make the best of it for them. That’s what you do as a mom, right? Do the best with the cards your dealt and cross your fingers it’s enough. I came to a point where I just accepted it & the funny thing is, that’s when life changed. I’m going to write more about this another time but it was extremely hard to accept that this new, wonderful man in my life could actually be what I always felt I was missing before. Someone who wanted to help with getting everyone in their costumes, wanted to make friends with other families and expand our circle & wanted to slowly walk for blocks enjoying watching the dressed up little munchkins excitedly scurry their way up & down each neighbor’s driveway. There’s a picture below where you can see Sam walking down a pretty golden treed street but if you look closely there’s also a man, a little girl in a black dress & a stroller ahead. I took the picture to remind myself of this yummy moment where life was exactly what I had hoped for.“

Wow she needs to give it a rest. I'm no Kane fan, but if she's legitimately happy now why does she feel the need to constantly bring it up and compare it to her past life? You know what they say about those that are always posting about how happy and wonderful their life is on social media...

[Anonymous]

She really does need to give it a rest. And she needs to work on her grammar, there's no way I'm reading a blog where "your/you're " is routinely misused.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So much shade being thrown...

“Last night was AMAZING. It was by far the best Halloween we’ve had yet! The costumes were awesome, the kids totally got into character, even the little meatball cooperated! The best part though was being able to finally see all of our friends & family gathered together, walking down the street of our adorable neighborhood, laughing & sharing in a relaxed, enjoyable, & incredibly fun night.

I really love Halloween, moreso after having kids for sure. My mom always made my costumes growing up and to now make them for my children is just one of those warm fuzzy instances which warms your heart.

I know the girls enjoyed past Halloweens too & even though I had them I was still always a little jealous of the families who dressed up and went out together. The ones who had friends they could pre-party with and then head out to trick or treat with. That just wasn’t our situation, and while it felt very isolating I tried to make the best of it for them. That’s what you do as a mom, right? Do the best with the cards your dealt and cross your fingers it’s enough. I came to a point where I just accepted it & the funny thing is, that’s when life changed. I’m going to write more about this another time but it was extremely hard to accept that this new, wonderful man in my life could actually be what I always felt I was missing before. Someone who wanted to help with getting everyone in their costumes, wanted to make friends with other families and expand our circle & wanted to slowly walk for blocks enjoying watching the dressed up little munchkins excitedly scurry their way up & down each neighbor’s driveway. There’s a picture below where you can see Sam walking down a pretty golden treed street but if you look closely there’s also a man, a little girl in a black dress & a stroller ahead. I took the picture to remind myself of this yummy moment where life was exactly what I had hoped for.“

IG is all about sharing. Good for her that she finally seems to have a happy and complete family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So much shade being thrown...

“Last night was AMAZING. It was by far the best Halloween we’ve had yet! The costumes were awesome, the kids totally got into character, even the little meatball cooperated! The best part though was being able to finally see all of our friends & family gathered together, walking down the street of our adorable neighborhood, laughing & sharing in a relaxed, enjoyable, & incredibly fun night.

I really love Halloween, moreso after having kids for sure. My mom always made my costumes growing up and to now make them for my children is just one of those warm fuzzy instances which warms your heart.

I know the girls enjoyed past Halloweens too & even though I had them I was still always a little jealous of the families who dressed up and went out together. The ones who had friends they could pre-party with and then head out to trick or treat with. That just wasn’t our situation, and while it felt very isolating I tried to make the best of it for them. That’s what you do as a mom, right? Do the best with the cards your dealt and cross your fingers it’s enough. I came to a point where I just accepted it & the funny thing is, that’s when life changed. I’m going to write more about this another time but it was extremely hard to accept that this new, wonderful man in my life could actually be what I always felt I was missing before. Someone who wanted to help with getting everyone in their costumes, wanted to make friends with other families and expand our circle & wanted to slowly walk for blocks enjoying watching the dressed up little munchkins excitedly scurry their way up & down each neighbor’s driveway. There’s a picture below where you can see Sam walking down a pretty golden treed street but if you look closely there’s also a man, a little girl in a black dress & a stroller ahead. I took the picture to remind myself of this yummy moment where life was exactly what I had hoped for.“

Wow she needs to give it a rest. I'm no Kane fan, but if she's legitimately happy now why does she feel the need to constantly bring it up and compare it to her past life? You know what they say about those that are always posting about how happy and wonderful their life is on social media...

Yeah shame on her for finally being happy and not married to an OCD workaholic who likely put intern john over his own family.