Anderson Cooper is a dad!

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t he a bit old to become a father? Why is it creepy and gross for every other man his age to become a father but sooo beautiful and gorgeous for a rich celeb like him?

He's 52. Not exactly Tony Randall.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t he a bit old to become a father? Why is it creepy and gross for every other man his age to become a father but sooo beautiful and gorgeous for a rich celeb like him?

On DCUM, it's only gross when it's an older man sleeping with a younger woman. Otherwise, it's beautiful.

Before the red-pill accusations come out, I am a woman and married to a man my age.

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Anonymous wrote:Some of the negativity in this thread makes me sad. My best friend and his husband are about to become parents via surrogate. They are amazing people and will be wonderful parents. I hate that this baby, who is deeply wanted and loved already, is going to face crappy people like some of you.

I'm sorry you feel that way. But doesnt it give you some pause? This is a happy version of handmaid tale where women are paid to be an egg and uterus. Babies need mothers and you are creating babies without their mothers!

Dont compare situations where mom has died or is a crappy mother.

No, it doesn't give me any pause. These women are not coerced into being donors and surrogates - my friend's egg donor is a friend who offered, and the surrogate is a happy mother and wife who loves being pregnant and feels what she does is important.

Babies need loving parents, not mothers.

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I'm not a huge fan of someone in his 50s having a baby.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm not a huge fan of someone in his 50s having a baby.

It's not ideal, but he's wealthy and fit - his mom lived to age 95. Kid will be just fine.

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Old

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve always liked him. Truly.

But I wonder why he waited so long. He’s 52. Does he have a younger partner? Who will raise this kid if he dies? Who will be this kid’s family after he’s gone?

I know he has money and can buy help. But why didn’t he do this 10 years ago? Or even 5 years ago?

I know plenty of older men have kids. But they typically have younger partners. Does he? I hope so.

I was wondering the same thing - I never understand why celebrities wait so long - I wouldn’t have made much of a difference to his career if he did it 10 years ago. Did he just wake up at 50 and realize his mortality?

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He's too old. Should have picked up this hobby 10 years ago if this is what he wanted to do.

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Just report the trolling posts, don’t both responding to nonsense.

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Too bad he couldn't adopt from foster care.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t he a bit old to become a father? Why is it creepy and gross for every other man his age to become a father but sooo beautiful and gorgeous for a rich celeb like him?

He's 52. Not exactly Tony Randall.

Ahh, so to rationalize the hypocrisy you deploy hyperbole on the very extreme end of late fatherhood (Tony was in his 70s). Suddenly the goalpost is moved — now 50-something isn’t too old? Yet when Fergie’s ex Josh Duhamel — age 46 — wanted kids, it was 20+ DCUM pages of ewwww gross old man! Same for Alex Baldwin, who was in his 50s when he and wife Hilaria began having kids.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm not a huge fan of someone in his 50s having a baby.

It's not ideal, but he's wealthy and fit - his mom lived to age 95. Kid will be just fine.

So as long as the man is fit, rich and we verify a parent lived a long life, men in their 50s can now procreate with 20- and 30- women without being vilified?

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To the people questioning his age at becoming a father-- his mother just died within the last year. She was 43 when she had him and still lived to see him past his 50th birthday. So I think genetics are on their side.

He was close with his mother, and she was quite a character with a remarkable life story. If anyone hasn't seen the documentary about them, Nothing Left Unsaid, I highly recommend it. I found it really uplifting, and it stayed with me for a long time.

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I'm not crying, you're crying.

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Anonymous wrote:watch this--so sweet!

https://twitter.com/i/status/1256047090599227393

Awwwww! Thanks for posting this! I can’t believe how teary I got watching this. I wish this new family every happiness!