FameCrawler : Ritchie

A-Rod Asks for Divorce

Whit Honea — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 18:30:00 GMT

From the "I can't believe this didn't happen years ago" file, Alex Rodriguez has reportedly told his wife Cynthia that he wants a divorce.

This is coming on the heels of the whole Madonna/A-Rod/C-Rod/Lenny Kravitz lovers version of 4-square. While there are all sorts of rumors flying around, most notably on these pages, everyone is denying their own part in the affair(s).

Hasn't Alex seen Bull Durham? You don't pull this kind of crap during the season!

What is it, Rocco?

C-Rod Dumps A-Rod

Madonna and A-Rod and Cynthia and Lenny

Cynthia and Lenny

Just friends? Yeah, right

Cynthia Rodriguez is trashy

Cynthia Rodriguez calls names

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Guy Ritchie and David, Boys 10 Minutes Out!

Whit Honea — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 23:12:00 GMT

Here's Guy Ritchie and David getting a little air outside the Madonna Compound. I bet she's a handful to live with. These two probably had to sneak out just to hit up Del Taco.

By the way, it's nice to see Ritchie is finally able to walk again. I'm guessing he was out of commission for awhile after getting that "gift" from Madge a couple of months ago. I'm not even linking to it. The memories are too painful.

Photo: Celebrity Moms

Ritchie's Rich, but I Hope the Haircut was Free

Whit Honea — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 18:06:00 GMT

Guy Ritchie and his son, David, have gone the same haircut route. David, whose momma is Madonna, pulls it off. Guy? Eh.

Actually David is pulling off the whole Baby Gap look. Ritchie, he's working vagabond chic. The funny thing is, I'm sure his shoes cost more than I make in a year.

Ah, man. That's rich.

Lady Madonna and the Immaculate David

Whit Honea — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 19:29:00 GMT

Us Weekly has a great feature with some of today's biggest celebrity babies. Here's David Ritchie, 21 months, son of Madonna, 48, and Guy Ritchie, 38.

According to the magazine's source, young David is already getting equal parts culture and brainwashing. He gets a healthy dose of museums and parks, and the medicine to that sugar would be hours of "learning" through the principles of Kabbalah's Spirituality for Kids program. Sounds like loads of fun.