Jude Law Is Buttering Up The Kids

I'm sorry, did you just wake up after being asleep for the past 10 years? JUDE AND SADIE DIDN'T DIVORCE BECAUSE HE HAD AN AFFAIR WITH THE NANNY. Also, doing stuff with his kids is not a new thing for Jude. And if you've been awake at all, you already know that. He doesn't have to butter his kids up. I'm sure his kids are taught to be much more tolerant and loving than most of the people that think they have a valid opinion on their lives and must therefore speak it shit about it. I'm sure he has bedhead because not only did he do Hamlet all weekend and last night, but during the day, he's been doing pick-up shots for Sherlock Holmes with Downey and McAdams. And what did YOU do during that time? Oh, come up with brilliant posts like this one.
And despite the notion that he's vain and can't go 3 minutes without looking in a mirror, I think we see that he actually just care anymore than the average person.

The nanny thing was actually my bad. I meant Sienna Miller.
And all I'm saying is that he has bedhead. It's not good, it's not bad. If you saw someone walking around with bedhead, you'd notice it.
It's just there.
And what did I do last night? Worked. Guess you got me there.
Thanks.

Good Lord Sheryl. why all the attitude? anyone can make a little teensy mistake. We all knew what was ment.

Oh no, you you weren't just talking "bedhead," you said "Daddy is never around because he's always working." and he's having to butter them up because he's having a baby with another woman. First, no, and, second, so what? Millions of kids have half brothers and sisters by "other women"...my kids have a stepbrother and 2 half sibs from their dad. And? My kids are happy. Quit acting like Jude has singlehandedly waged war on "family values" or something. My god. All I see there is a man who has worked extra hard for 2 days (and doing 2 shows today) and is tired. With bedhead. And sexy.
His kids will be juuust fine. If they can survive with Sadie's boytoys living in their basement, they can survive a half sib like 50% of the other kids in the world do.
Wonder how traumatized Ricky Martin's kids will be when they realize how they entered the world? Oh, not a big deal? Right, I agree, and neither is this.
And if by working you mean writing nasty snark, well, I'm sure if you apply yourself, you can get yourself a real career.
Cheers.

Sheryl, if you're so put off by snarky celebrity gossip, maybe you should, I don't know, stop reading snarky celebrity gossip.

Meantime, you've revealed yourself to be an angry, erratic, hypocritical troll.

Get some therapy, go for a jog, reconnect with an old friend you surely alienated. Do something of value. Because maniacally ripping into a gossip piece written by someone with a sharper pen and healthier psyche than you is clearly a losing battle.

wow... what is your problem sheryl? there is absolutely no need to be rude. jeez...
just let her write her articles and if you have a problem with something, don't throw a tantrum over it and move on.
on a totally different note, jude looks fierce with or without bedhead. but those pants need to be burned.

Oh really, I'm "rude"? I thought this was a comment section where I could give my opinion? If she doesn't like people disagreeing or challenging her post, perhaps she should grow thicker skin, just like the celebs she's taking shots at. Plus, it doesn't feel good to have snarky comments made about you by people who know nothing about you, does it? So how do you think his kids would feel if they ran across these baseless comments about his role as their father? And it would be easy for them to do. I imagine it would cause them far more distress than having a half-sibling, which I doubt has that big of an effect, so the concern is pretty much hypocritical. I'd say his children have been taught to have more love, tolerance, and respect in their little fingers than most of the internet bloggers ever imagined having in their whole bodies!
I'm just letting it be known that I don't think the comments questioning his role as parent are called for, that's the bottom line.
And it's nice to see sabba has lots of friends to rush to her side. Friends are good.

Sorry, kinbote, you lose. If someone disagrees with the content of a blog, they have to be "angry, etc..." ..it couldn't be because they have a real, live, thoughtful opinion or anything, right? When you set out to "defend" your friend, you should really put better effort into it.
And yes, this piece is most obviously from a healthy psyche, but my distaste is misplaced? right....
*rolls eyes*

And yes, the bedhead is dang sexy! And I give him a pass on the lime green pants, because he wore a sexy shirt and tie when signing autographs at the Wyndham the other night, plus he wore a rich brown jacket with sexy dark jeans and white shirt out to dinner. So he's forgiven...right now.

Sheryl:
You are upset that Sabba made "snarky comments" about someone she doesn't know. And yet, you sit there, defending someone you don't know either. Unless by some chance you know Jude Law personally?
Secondly, you made comments that personally attack Sabba. To say that is immature and low would be an understatement. Rather than direct your emotions and opinions on the writer, perhaps you should direct them to the blog post in question.
Thirdly, I will admit that I do know Sabba personally. And I will tell you right now that she is a TEENAGE INTERN. And from what I can tell, as you mentioned you have children, you are not a teenager. By starting an argument (over the Internet, no less, where everyone is practically anonymous and people resort to childish elementary school fighting) with someone who is still so young only makes yourself look bad. I am a young adult and I don't start fights with children. Perhaps you should think about that.
Lastly, since you are a mother and, I assume, a working woman, it is odd to me that you would spend so much time on a website, as you keep coming back to defend yourself. Don't attack Sabba about her career when you yourself raise questions about the significance of your own, especially since you seem to have a lot of time on your hands to start unimportant arguments on a website about celebrity gossip.

I am with Sheryl here. The original post is offensive because the person didn't bother to get their facts straight. Statements like "Daddy is never around" or that he cheats on Sadie can be checked, and if anybody bothers to check, you'd know that it's incorrect. It's stuff like that that's hurtful and mean. You're talking about real people here. What if his kids see these posts?

I go to these sites because I like seeing cool photos of Jude, not for the gossip; but posts like this one turn me off. They are ignorant and mean-spirited. If you don't bother to check your facts, wouldn't it be better just to post the photos with the caption that he's hanging out with his kids? What's wrong with that? I guess it wouldn't be titillating enough, right?

I am with Sheryl here. The original post is offensive because the person didn't bother to get their facts straight. Statements like "Daddy is never around" or that he cheats on Sadie can be checked, and if anybody bothers to check, you'd know that it's incorrect. It's stuff like that that's hurtful and mean. You're talking about real people here. What if his kids see these posts?

I go to these sites because I like seeing cool photos of Jude, not for the gossip; but posts like this one turn me off. They are ignorant and mean-spirited. If you don't bother to check your facts, wouldn't it be better just to post the photos with the caption that he's hanging out with his kids? What's wrong with that? I guess it wouldn't be titillating enough, right?

Briefly, on the argument of comments above - all interns, especially those who aspire in journalism should know to check and double check their resources before publishing. Otherwise, they're writers for the National Enquirer, OK, The Mirror - you get the idea.

On the subject at hand. I love Jude Law and admire his work ethic, charity work, family orientation, fashion sense - yes, even these pants - I love that Jude comes across as a real person and doesn't care to show it when he's not expected to attend a business function, etc.

What I admire the most about Jude is that he puts his children above everything in his work life. He lives in London to be close to his children. He attends school functions, and has one on one time with each of his children. He and his ex have put aside their personal issues to put their childrens best interst and raising them in a family atmosphere. They even vacation together. Jude includes Sadie's son from her 1st marriage in their family vacations. Who's to say they won't include his new baby as part of the family. You don't have to have the same mom & dad to be a family.

Jude looks sweet with his bedhead, bright pants and those 3 kids. At least he's there for those kids. That's what they'll remember him for when they're grown up and they'll be better people for it.

The problem is that the gossip sites always have comments with "little mistakes" and nasty / rude opinion about Jude. If Sabba is a teenager, problably not 18 yet (that explain the poor languages here, and by the way, my mother tongue is not english) she must be under vigilance of an adult because this is a gossip site.

I am with Sheryl/Daphne/Gemma here, you have to check your facts. If you want to be a good writer or journalist this is almost a crime, if you only want to be a girl who writes in a gossip site, good luck! (and try to be a little less mediocre). Remember you are writting about a father and his kids!!! I am more concerned for the feelings of his children, very young, that the teenager connected to the internet here.

First, Jude's kids all have a half-brother already. Sadie's oldest son, Finlay, is actually Gary Kemp's son. So all this will be now is another half-sibling. And yes, some children adjust well to more children by different parents, but some, depending upon age and temperment (among other factors) do have a problem. And it's okay for Jude to be out working, that's what a lot of dads (and moms!) do with their time.

I think we all need to remember that this is a gossip website about celebrities, not a site about something like, I don't know, a cure for AIDS or cancer, so there's no need to get so there's no need for it to get so heated. We are not always going to agree with the OP, but if we don't, all we have to do is (genius idea here) stop reading.

Ok so i've been reading all these comments and just have a few things to say to Sheryl.
First off,
most celebrity buzz posts are meant to be mean, and humorous. It's hard to be nice and humorous (trust me, i've tried). This is nothing compared to the flat-out offensive material posted on sites such as perez hilton. Sabba has done a good job of mixing both affection toward Jude's sexiness, and biting humor towards his adulterous ways.
You seemed to be particularly struck by Sabba pointing out that the kids must be sad now that they have a new sibling coming in from a different mother, and then you had to bring your personal life into it by mentioning your kids have stepbrothers or whatever.
Looking at this psychoanalytically you're just defending your decision to remarry, and trying to prove to yourself that the kids are just fine with the new influx of family members and none of them hate you for your decision, all through this "caring for the well being of Jude Law" facade. You may not realize it (it's all subconscious you see), but I made the deans list in college so i know what's up.

Sheryl, you're just mad because you got dumped by a guy with one ball.
Get off you high horse and if you are so pissed about one celebrity GOSSIP rag, then go read something else or go watch FOX news. GOSSIP is supposed to be harsh, that's why we love it, so get over it and move on with your day without making this a crusade.

Sabba, I thought this piece was funny and clever and keep doing what you're doing. <3 And Jude Law is a douchebag and looks like one because of the green pants.

Gossip sites can be funny without being hurtful. This writeup is hurtful, and that's not cool...not at all. First put yourself in the other person's shoes and think how you'd feel if someone wrote about you or your family in such a careless way. That might help you find a better balance. Unless, of course, you are a genuinely nasty-hearted person, which I don't believe sabba is.

To others, this is a comment section. I have commented on the writeup. Writers shouldn't expect everyone to agree with them; quite the opposite. If my comments are more than you can take, then go with your own advice, move on, and don't read them. But then that kind of advice kinda defeats the purpose of having a site, right?