Sideshow: Jack Osbourne's wife miscarries
Osbourne's wife miscarries Reality star Jack Osbourne's wife, Lisa Stelly, 26, posted a heart-rending note Friday saying she had lost her unborn boy. "I have been dreading this announcement," she writes on her blog, Raddest Mom. "I needed some time before being able to say it. Jack and I lost our baby boy last week." The couple had their first child, Pearl Clementine, in April 2012.
Osbourne's wife miscarries
Reality star Jack Osbourne's wife, Lisa Stelly, 26, posted a heart-rending note Friday saying she had lost her unborn boy. "I have been dreading this announcement," she writes on her blog, Raddest Mom. "I needed some time before being able to say it. Jack and I lost our baby boy last week." The couple had their first child, Pearl Clementine, in April 2012.
Lisa wrote, "Having a late-term miscarriage is by far the hardest thing either of us have ever had to go through. We appreciate all of your prayers."
Later Friday, Lisa tweeted, "Cuddling my amazing, sweet hubby and shutting my eyes."
Lamar Odom is gone
Khloé Kardashian's hub, Lamar Odom, 33, on Thursday checked out of a drug and alcohol rehab center after only one day, People reports.
Tidbits 'n' pieces
Boybanddom's boybandiest boy band, One Direction, will release its third studio LP, Midnight Memories, Nov. 25. . . . Singer Monica Brown and hub, NBA player Shannon Brown, this week welcomed a baby girl, Laiyah Shannon, People says. . . . Channel 6ABC (WPVI-TV) will air the 2013 Liberty Medal ceremony honoring former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, live from the National Constitution Center at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Poverty for Cowell's baby?
"I'm going to be a good father," Simon Cowell, 53, told TMZ outside Planet Dailies Restaurant in Lalaland. But he still needs some schooling. "No. I don't know how to baby shop," he said.
He may also have to revise his philosophy. In an Esquire UK chat conducted before news of the baby, Cowell said he'd rather leave his $300 mil fortune to a charity. "I don't believe in passing on from one generation to another," he said.