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Jul 5, 2023 · A woman from Norfolk who's been working in the NHS for over 40 years says she feels "really honoured" to attend the organisations birthday service today. It's exactly 75 years since the National Health Service was created, as part of major reforms which following World War Two.
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May 9, 2024 · Shaquille O'Neal posted a cryptic message on social media one day after his ex-wife, Shaunie Henderson, questioned her love for him in her memoir. O'Neal wrote, "I understand," and said he...
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- You Made A Big Impact Insummer of ’42.
- How Did It Change Your Life?
- Did You Always Want to Be An Actress?
- How Did You Get Started Modeling?
- And You Had A Cover Girl Contract For Over 30 Years! What’s Your Secret?
- How Did You Jump to Films?
- You’Ve Talked About Your Suicide attempt. Why Did That Happen?
- Do You Regret Marrying at 17?
- After You Had Your First Child, Aimee, You Had Electroshock Therapy. Why?
- Your Fifth Husband Sexually Abused Your Daughter. How Did You Get Through That?
I think I was only in the film for 14 minutes! It was a lovely film. But being known as the older woman at 22, people think I’m around 110. [Laughs] I have white hair, I don’t care!
For years, women would come up to me really happy and say, “Jennifer, my husband loves you!” Now they say, “My husband is in love with you, and so is my son!” They keep playing the movie, so it has a generational following.
Oh, no. I was born in Rio de Janeiro and moved to the U.S. when I was a year old. I started modeling at 15, which I didn’t care for, but it was a means to buy a horse. Then I married at 17. I was just in a hurry.
My parents were city folk. They lived in Connecticut for my sake and my brother’s sake until I was 14. They told me we were moving to New York City, which was disastrous, losing my ability to take care of a horse that I was able to ride. They wouldn’t let me take our dog and took her to the pound. Two guys that lived next to us suggested that I cou...
Good genes? I’m in the Smithsonian [Institution’s National Museum of American History], for one of the longest-running modeling contracts. If it ain’t broke, don’t change it!
People were offering me movies and Hollywood contracts, but I wanted to study acting first. I was at the Neighborhood Playhouse [in NYC] for one-and-a-half years and started acting in my early 20s.
I didn’t want to die, I just wanted to be heard. It was just a rebellion against my parents’ decisions. What seems like a bump in the road as we get older, to a teenager can seem catastrophic. I was in a coma for a couple of weeks, as I recall. What’s important is that it’s given me a platform to address what’s become an epidemic in this country.
Would I advise a 17-year-old girl to get married? No. But things are so different now. I grew up very quickly, and was traveling the world on my own at age 15 and 16. So it seemed pretty normal to me, and I wanted the anchor of having a family and a child.
I had postpartum depression, which was not identified at the time. Because I had that experience at 14, I was scared, so I put myself into a hospital and they gave me shock therapy. I had regressed to a place [mentally] where I didn’t hurt, so they gave it to me to bring me to the present.
My daughter and I are very close today, but we were in court for a year and I didn’t know who to believe. He passed lie detector tests, so it tore my relationship with her apart. He remarried and did the same thing to his next teenage stepchild. He was just a masterful liar.
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Jun 14, 2024 · Former sub-postmaster and Post Office scandal campaigner Alan Bates has received a knighthood in the King's Birthday Honours, revealing he learned of the honour while at the Horizon IT public...
Mark McCurdy, Debra's husband whom McCurdy grew up believing was her biological father, worked two jobs to support the family. After Debra's death, McCurdy learned that she was not his biological child.
