Reese W announces divorce

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it’s “creepy” if he end up with a younger woman who can still get pregnant. Maybe he always wanted multiple kids and Reese was too old for more than 1.

Plus she already had two kids, she was probably clear that they wouldn’t be having multiple kids. I’m going to guess wanting a huge family was not that important to this guy if he stuck around that long.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This soon to be ex will end up with a hot late 20 something and knock her up immediately.

He will remarry and have a family at some point but two separate articles said "at first" she loved that he was so steady and dependable. Things became boring and they became roommates who spent no meaningful time together. She's been busy building an empire and is on a different level now than when they met.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sad

Not really. Divorce is good when people are unhappy. Sad is staying no matter what

Yep. When you're that rich, you don't need stay. Good for them for choosing an amicable divorce over an unhappy coexistence. It's fine to want more than that out of life.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it’s “creepy” if he end up with a younger woman who can still get pregnant. Maybe he always wanted multiple kids and Reese was too old for more than 1.

It's also reasonable for him to want a partner who will spend meaningful time with him. And I'm not saying her professional ambition is unreasonable, it's absolutely not. She's had a lot on her plate with three kids and empire-building. But it's easy to see how they would be incompatible and grow apart.

Once again, an example that no one can have it all. There are only so many hours in a day for spouse, children, career, exercise, appearance, health, etc.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:She will never be anyone other than this version of her- to me:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MCXfJ5vBRM

In vino veritas. Privileged Karen. Try doing this if you are a POC, even if famous.

She was drunk

That's what in vino veritas means, dum-dum.

No, in vino veritas means - speaking truth when drinking - or literally, under the influence of wine, comes the truth

That's close, but not "literally" what it means.

Signed,

Someone Who Took Latin For 6 Years

Also, Google "literally": you are possibly as confused by English as with Latin.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:She will never be anyone other than this version of her- to me:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MCXfJ5vBRM

In vino veritas. Privileged Karen. Try doing this if you are a POC, even if famous.

She was drunk

That's what in vino veritas means, dum-dum.

No, in vino veritas means - speaking truth when drinking - or literally, under the influence of wine, comes the truth

That's close, but not "literally" what it means.

Signed,

Someone Who Took Latin For 6 Years

Also, Google "literally": you are possibly as confused by English as with Latin.

DP here. It means, In wine, truth. Hair splitting is annoying and exhausting.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Once again, don't believe all the media hype and "happy" pictures and "loving comments" posted by and about famous people. It doesn't mean they're living perfect lives filled with love, money, beautiful children, exciting careers, etc. They MAY be, but not necessarily.

I never thought that about her. It was a second marriage, she is type A workaholic and he isn’t, her son had issues and graduated from a virtual high school, and her daughter dropped out of college as an upperclassman.

Her daughter is a successful influencer. And I don’t think Berkeley offers many online courses (anymore). You’d probably struggle to stay in Berkeley and motivated to take classes too if you had companies sending you massive checks and flying you everywhere.

Where do you get that she is successful influencer ? And stop acting as if you've actually seen a copy of a check sent to her, if any at all.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I think this proves to everyone that SHE was the reason she and Ryan were divorced. She is CRAZY and at the time she was like a 50 year old woman trapped in a 25 year old's body. Imagine how much fun she must be to be around now.

Doesn't prove it to me. He was abusive and has had multiple DV charges and is trying to date girls his daughter's age. He is scum.

I sort of do agree she was older beyond her years but I attribute that to being smart, type A, and raised in the South where she went ahead and married and had babies at 22 because that's what a good girl does. Unfortunately, she had those babies with a sleaze.

Not quite. She got pregnant and then they married. It was an unplanned pregnancy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Their son’s name is so cringy - Tennessee?!

It’s really bad. His only path to redemption is to write kickass plays.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it’s “creepy” if he end up with a younger woman who can still get pregnant. Maybe he always wanted multiple kids and Reese was too old for more than 1.

It's also reasonable for him to want a partner who will spend meaningful time with him. And I'm not saying her professional ambition is unreasonable, it's absolutely not. She's had a lot on her plate with three kids and empire-building. But it's easy to see how they would be incompatible and grow apart.

Once again, an example that no one can have it all. There are only so many hours in a day for spouse, children, career, exercise, appearance, health, etc.

This. She's been on an exercise kick lately too, and keeping up your appearance in show business requires additional investments of time in middle age. One incredibly busy lady.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Once again, don't believe all the media hype and "happy" pictures and "loving comments" posted by and about famous people. It doesn't mean they're living perfect lives filled with love, money, beautiful children, exciting careers, etc. They MAY be, but not necessarily.

I never thought that about her. It was a second marriage, she is type A workaholic and he isn’t, her son had issues and graduated from a virtual high school, and her daughter dropped out of college as an upperclassman.

Her daughter is a successful influencer. And I don’t think Berkeley offers many online courses (anymore). You’d probably struggle to stay in Berkeley and motivated to take classes too if you had companies sending you massive checks and flying you everywhere.

It’s funny how over the course of the last 10 years “influencer” has become a respected profession. We used to call these people “shills,” and it wasn’t a compliment.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Once again, don't believe all the media hype and "happy" pictures and "loving comments" posted by and about famous people. It doesn't mean they're living perfect lives filled with love, money, beautiful children, exciting careers, etc. They MAY be, but not necessarily.

I never thought that about her. It was a second marriage, she is type A workaholic and he isn’t, her son had issues and graduated from a virtual high school, and her daughter dropped out of college as an upperclassman.

Her daughter is a successful influencer. And I don’t think Berkeley offers many online courses (anymore). You’d probably struggle to stay in Berkeley and motivated to take classes too if you had companies sending you massive checks and flying you everywhere.

I can't believe this is a thing. So stupid. Also not a real career, especially if the only reason anyone pays attention to you is because your parents are actors.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Once again, don't believe all the media hype and "happy" pictures and "loving comments" posted by and about famous people. It doesn't mean they're living perfect lives filled with love, money, beautiful children, exciting careers, etc. They MAY be, but not necessarily.

I never thought that about her. It was a second marriage, she is type A workaholic and he isn’t, her son had issues and graduated from a virtual high school, and her daughter dropped out of college as an upperclassman.

Her daughter is a successful influencer. And I don’t think Berkeley offers many online courses (anymore). You’d probably struggle to stay in Berkeley and motivated to take classes too if you had companies sending you massive checks and flying you everywhere.

It’s funny how over the course of the last 10 years “influencer” has become a respected profession. We used to call these people “shills,” and it wasn’t a compliment.

It's still not a respected profession. You become one because people recognize your name, not because you have anything of value to offer anyone. She certainly doesn't.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Once again, don't believe all the media hype and "happy" pictures and "loving comments" posted by and about famous people. It doesn't mean they're living perfect lives filled with love, money, beautiful children, exciting careers, etc. They MAY be, but not necessarily.

I never thought that about her. It was a second marriage, she is type A workaholic and he isn’t, her son had issues and graduated from a virtual high school, and her daughter dropped out of college as an upperclassman.

Her daughter is a successful influencer. And I don’t think Berkeley offers many online courses (anymore). You’d probably struggle to stay in Berkeley and motivated to take classes too if you had companies sending you massive checks and flying you everywhere.

It’s funny how over the course of the last 10 years “influencer” has become a respected profession. We used to call these people “shills,” and it wasn’t a compliment.

It's still not a respected profession. You become one because people recognize your name, not because you have anything of value to offer anyone. She certainly doesn't.

It’s respected in that people get paid a lot money to be one. In America, sadly, we measure respect with money.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Once again, don't believe all the media hype and "happy" pictures and "loving comments" posted by and about famous people. It doesn't mean they're living perfect lives filled with love, money, beautiful children, exciting careers, etc. They MAY be, but not necessarily.

I never thought that about her. It was a second marriage, she is type A workaholic and he isn’t, her son had issues and graduated from a virtual high school, and her daughter dropped out of college as an upperclassman.

Her daughter is a successful influencer. And I don’t think Berkeley offers many online courses (anymore). You’d probably struggle to stay in Berkeley and motivated to take classes too if you had companies sending you massive checks and flying you everywhere.

It’s funny how over the course of the last 10 years “influencer” has become a respected profession. We used to call these people “shills,” and it wasn’t a compliment.

It's still not a respected profession. You become one because people recognize your name, not because you have anything of value to offer anyone. She certainly doesn't.

It’s respected in that people get paid a lot money to be one. In America, sadly, we measure respect with money.

Yes, so many who know the cost of everything and the value of nothing. It must be daunting to have such an accomplished parent though. Beyond her individual accomplishments, Reese has done a lot for women in the industry.