She did. Geez, so mean |
| Wo, wasn’t she like just widowed last year? |
Yes, Kate and Justin have said that they used a surrogate. Aubrey is clearly pregnant if you haven’t seen. |
| Saw Aubrey on Seth Myers recently. She is popping. Her face has gained weight. She’s going to have a tough time losing that baby weight at 41. |
Doesn't mean it's her egg. |
Nunya, love. |
| How viciously cruel to her dead husband and his family. |
How is it cruel to her dead husband? I'm sure it would be very hard for his family to see Aubrey moving on in this way, but I doubt they view it as cruel. How can it be cruel for someone to have a baby? She and Jeff were separated for some time before his death, and he'd been having serious mental health issues for some time as well (which can't have been easy on her and no doubt contributed to their separation). Would it be "kind" for her to pause her life, stop working, let the last years of her fertility expire? To what end? Viewing a woman who lost her husband to suicide as "viciously cruel" because she has chosen to move forward. If anything, I expect Jeff's death really hammered home for Aubrey how precious time and family are, and perhaps inspired her to make the most of her life by starting a family of her own. How is that "cruel"? |
How? They'd been legally separated for months when he died by suicide. He died 15 months ago. Her baby is due in the fall. She likely only conceived a few months ago. |
| I'm happy for her. |
Let me help you find your tongue. There’s no such thing as “separated.” They were married. There is literally zero evidence they were divorcing. And now she’s quickly having an oops baby with a guy she was having an affair with? And you don’t see how her husband’s family would be enraged? |
Her husband died 15 months ago. Based on the due date in the fall, it means she waited almost a year. |
What? Legal separation is real and required for a year prior to divorce in places like Virginia. He moved away to New York when they separated and she stayed in CA. |
Please cite evidence she was “legally separated.” You can’t because none exists. |
The coroner’s report seems pretty reliable to me. |