Showing posts with label Uma Thurman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uma Thurman. Show all posts

Ethan Hawke Dating His Kids' Nanny


Okay, this one isn't as bad as it first sounds. Yes, Ethan Hawke has been dating his kids' former nanny, for about two years no less. HOWEVER, their relationship didn't start until he and Uma Thurman were no longer together, AND the nanny was no longer employed by her to watch the kids.

Apparently, the nanny contacted Hawke after the breakup and confessed her longtime feelings for him, and then the two began dating, all the while keeping it under wraps and away from the glaring eye of the press. She also waited for a year after the breakup to tell him.

This story is much classier than other nanny/employer entanglements we have heard about in the past. Jude Law anyone?

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Uma Thurman Might Quit Acting

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Source: PR Inside
Uma Thurman, star of 'Kill Bill: Volumes 1 and 2', is thinking about quitting the acting game and becoming a stay at home mom. However she has no plans to marry any time soon to her beau Andre Balasz.

Thurman has two kids by ex-hubby, Ethan Hawke.

Uma's Holiday Retro Look

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Uma Thurman models another swimsuit look while on vacation in St. Bart's. This bikini seems to be an homage to an old hollywood look, however it falls slightly short in that regard. Uma has a rockin' bod, especially for a mid-thirtyish mom of two, but the high waisted white bottoms just look odd, out of proportion, and a bit unflattering. They remind me of high waisted mom jeans.

Hawke Kicks Himself as Ex-Wife Signs $36 Mil Deal

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Uma Thurman has signed a $36 million deal to promote Virgin Media - the company formed by the merger of Virgin Mobile and NTL. The star follows in the footsteps of supermodel Kate Moss and Pamela Anderson, who have appeared in advertisements for Virgin Mobile.

Virgin Media managing director James Kydd says, "We are thrilled that Uma will be helping us launch the most exciting and the biggest Virgin branded company in the world."