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Yeah, that and that Prince Michael looks kind of like new Michael Jackson which is a bit weird according too everything I learned in biology. (Michael has always been lanky, but are they his genetic offspring? Really?)
I was wondering why, if they're not his kids, go through the artificial insemination rigmarole? Why not just buy a couple from the developing world like the other celebs?
But he might have chosen a father with an appearance that he wanted them to inherit.
There's not a chance that any of 'his' children are his biological offspring. All three of his children are caucasian. And no matter how white he is now, caucasian he ain't.
I like the part where they describe her as "bloated beyond all recognition" like she's a monster because she weighs 200lbs. She's fat, sure, but look at the picture, she looks totally normal, like a size 16 or something. British journalists seem to think that any woman over "10 stone" is like some sort of terrible mythic beast that will eat your babies.
I was wondering why, if they're not his kids, go through the artificial insemination rigmarole?
I doubt he'd be approved for adoption by any agency.
And I think he would have chosen the father based on his appearance. The older two look a LOT alike - they must be full siblings, whoever the father really is.
Agreed. They are most certainly not his biological kids, but Prince and Paris must have the same dad. I was just kind of curious to see what they looked like; now I know. I wonder what their home life is like. I wonder if they're spoiled, or suprisingly normal. At least they look normal/happy!
I like the part where they describe her as "bloated beyond all recognition"
Yes, and my favourite is this line of journalism...how it lets the reader form his or her own opinion: When asked about their appearance this week, she reacts with the grunt of a satisfied breeder, rather than a sigh of loss.