Anonymous wrote:If JA wanted a baby she could have adopted a looong time ago.

Claims she wanted one with her DNA. Not sure why she didn’t try surrogacy.

If JA wanted a baby she could have adopted a looong time ago.

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Anonymous wrote:20 year age gap is fine when you are in your 30s. It is another issue when you are in your 50s and still have the energy to go out and do things but are tied down to a 70 year old man

Agree. He is 54. Assuming they stay together, he will be doing college stores with this kid at 72. Have fun with that Nicole.

Though I truly don’t think they will last five years. He doesn’t have a great track record and I don’t think he’s going to settle down now. He’s still too selfish to get rid of that damn apartment.

Agree with all of this. He's very self-centered, parenthood won't magically change him. His money might ease things, but guarantee the bulk of parenting will fall on her. Together with lots of other things, it will get very old.

Love that Jen Anistin "liked" the post. She's both a good person and savvy.

What post did she “like”?

The Insta baby announcement post. Smart to get ahead of the "poor Jen" narrative. See, she's positive and zen about it? Hope that is in fact the case.

Jen is 57 years old with a net worth in the 100s of millions. She is not sitting around pining for Justin’s baby.

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Anonymous wrote:20 year age gap is fine when you are in your 30s. It is another issue when you are in your 50s and still have the energy to go out and do things but are tied down to a 70 year old man

Agree. He is 54. Assuming they stay together, he will be doing college stores with this kid at 72. Have fun with that Nicole.

Though I truly don’t think they will last five years. He doesn’t have a great track record and I don’t think he’s going to settle down now. He’s still too selfish to get rid of that damn apartment.

Agree with all of this. He's very self-centered, parenthood won't magically change him. His money might ease things, but guarantee the bulk of parenting will fall on her. Together with lots of other things, it will get very old.

Love that Jen Anistin "liked" the post. She's both a good person and savvy.

What post did she “like”?

The Insta baby announcement post. Smart to get ahead of the "poor Jen" narrative. See, she's positive and zen about it? Hope that is in fact the case.

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Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

He obviously wants his own little legacy like a lot of childless men get at that age. He will be a weekend dad and her second marriage will be someone rich and closer to age.

Likely, yes.

Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

He obviously wants his own little legacy like a lot of childless men get at that age. He will be a weekend dad and her second marriage will be someone rich and closer to age.

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Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

It saddens me when women purposefully seek out wealthy men just to have a baby and be financially secure.

She's ambitious. I think she wanted his celebrity and connections as much as wealth. She would have been just as well off financially if she had married the investment banker fiancé she was with when she met Theroux.

Tbh this makes me chuckle a little. The user becomes the usee.

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Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

It saddens me when women purposefully seek out wealthy men just to have a baby and be financially secure.

She's ambitious. I think she wanted his celebrity and connections as much as wealth. She would have been just as well off financially if she had married the investment banker fiancé she was with when she met Theroux.

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Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

It saddens me when women purposefully seek out wealthy men just to have a baby and be financially secure.

Doesn’t she come from a lot of money? She should have just done donor sperm and not take a risk with his aging sperm if that was the plan.

I think she’s dumb and thinks this will work out. I feel sorry for her. But yes financially she will be fine.

I agree they won't last but I don't actually think he's that wealthy. Child support payments over 18 years might supplement her acting income nicely (presuming her career continues to go well, but she's rather plain and really nothing special as an actress) but won't exactly permit a life of luxury. Guarantee she signed an ungenerous prenup.

The half your age plus seven years thing really works well as a rule. No 54 year old man should marry any woman younger than 34. (Or 54 year old woman with a man younger than 34.)
— a 20 year old shouldn’t marry anyone older than 26
— if you are 47, go ahead and marry an 80 year old. At that point you know what you’re doing.
Etc.

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Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

It saddens me when women purposefully seek out wealthy men just to have a baby and be financially secure.

Doesn’t she come from a lot of money? She should have just done donor sperm and not take a risk with his aging sperm if that was the plan.

I think she’s dumb and thinks this will work out. I feel sorry for her. But yes financially she will be fine.

Anonymous wrote:Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

It saddens me when women purposefully seek out wealthy men just to have a baby and be financially secure.

Nicole wants babies. She’s going to pop out another 1 or 2 and then she’s secured her future financially. In 5-6 years or so they will divorce and she’s set for life.

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Anonymous wrote:20 year age gap is fine when you are in your 30s. It is another issue when you are in your 50s and still have the energy to go out and do things but are tied down to a 70 year old man

Agree. He is 54. Assuming they stay together, he will be doing college stores with this kid at 72. Have fun with that Nicole.

Though I truly don’t think they will last five years. He doesn’t have a great track record and I don’t think he’s going to settle down now. He’s still too selfish to get rid of that damn apartment.

Agree with all of this. He's very self-centered, parenthood won't magically change him. His money might ease things, but guarantee the bulk of parenting will fall on her. Together with lots of other things, it will get very old.

Love that Jen Anistin "liked" the post. She's both a good person and savvy.

What post did she “like”?

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Anonymous wrote:20 year age gap is fine when you are in your 30s. It is another issue when you are in your 50s and still have the energy to go out and do things but are tied down to a 70 year old man

Agree. He is 54. Assuming they stay together, he will be doing college stores with this kid at 72. Have fun with that Nicole.

Though I truly don’t think they will last five years. He doesn’t have a great track record and I don’t think he’s going to settle down now. He’s still too selfish to get rid of that damn apartment.

Agree with all of this. He's very self-centered, parenthood won't magically change him. His money might ease things, but guarantee the bulk of parenting will fall on her. Together with lots of other things, it will get very old.

Love that Jen Anistin "liked" the post. She's both a good person and savvy.