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Saturday, November 28, 2009

K-Fed is Well-Fed: His ex-wife says it is from being a full time parent?

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At a California sporting event, onlookers and celebrities alike were shocked by the presence of this man: Kevin Federline. It seems that since his break from popstar Britney Spears, K-Fed has become Well-Fed!

While other participated at the Ryan Sheckler X Games Celebrity Classic, Federline sipped cocktails and smoked cigarettes with girlfriend Victoria Prince while sitting on a shaded patio.

Shar Jackson, mother to two of K-Fed's children shared her view on his plumpness. "It's daddy weight!" she told UsMagazine.com "When you are a full time parent, sometimes you can't focus on you. If gaining a few pounds is your only problem, life's not too bad!"

As a mother, I have lost weight. I weighed more before my kids. With children, I am constantly running around taking care of their needs. Someone always needs to be fed, bathed or taken to somewhere. I barely have time to grab a snack on the way out the door.

K-Fed seems like he hasn't missed many meals as a parent.

Can being a parent make you fat?

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  • Krystal K's Avatar
    Posted by Krystal K Tue Jul 28, 2009 11:21am PDT

    I definately think being a parent can make you gain weight. How many of us snack on our kids favorite snacks, because thats what is out and what they are eating? I know I have and sometimes still do.

    Or made "kid" food, because that is all they will eat, instead of making 2 different meals!! If you dont stay active with your children, then you can definately pack on the pounds.

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  • Mo B's Avatar
    Posted by Mo B Tue Jul 28, 2009 11:21am PDT

    I have no idea how beinga full time parent makes you fat. I do eat some of my daughter's food if she doesn't finish, but no where near enough that I could ever get a big belly like that from it. I have lost weight running around and at times to busy to actualy sit and have a decent meal. It looks like he is spending a lot of time feeding himself and not taking care of himself.

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  • Billy Z's Avatar
    Posted by Billy Z Tue Jul 28, 2009 11:59am PDT

    He has...what you call...let himself go... Next, he'll be marketing a weight loss routine...you watch...

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  • mommaofsun's Avatar
    Posted by mommaofsun Tue Jul 28, 2009 12:23pm PDT

    I agree with Apple. I am so busy with everything going on in my life, I grab a nibble of something and I am off and running.

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  • Jess's Avatar
    Posted by Jess Tue Jul 28, 2009 12:35pm PDT

    Face it...he doesn't "parent" his boys - the nannies do that for him. He's fat because he sits around all day smoking weed, drinking and eating s--- food. This says it all right here: "While other participated at the Ryan Sheckler X Games Celebrity Classic, Federline sipped cocktails and smoked cigarettes with girlfriend Victoria Prince while sitting on a shaded patio". Bottom line - he's lazy.

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  • MistressMinx's Avatar
    Posted by MistressMinx Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:04pm PDT

    Learn how to spell. "He's ex-wife" makes no sense at all. Try "His ex-wife."

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  • Christine's Avatar
    Posted by Christine Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:10pm PDT

    I agree with MistressMinx. I'll even add that it should be "it's from being a full-time parent." Proofread much?

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  • Apple's Avatar
    Posted by Apple Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:27pm PDT

    Thanks MistressMinx and Purplegirl247. Funny how you read something and think its so right and then it gets pointed out. My best friend used to be a copy editor and she tells me even the best proof readers make mistakes now and then. I've fixed the problem thanks to your comments. Have a wonderful day!

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  • Christine's Avatar
    Posted by Christine Tue Jul 28, 2009 1:42pm PDT

    Awww, you're so sweet that I feel bad now for trying to be funny and coming across as snarky. Hope I didn't hurt your feelings! P.S. It still needs to be updated to "it's", as in "it is from being a full-time parent." :-)

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  • Apple's Avatar
    Posted by Apple Tue Jul 28, 2009 2:09pm PDT

    Finally! Perfect... maybe not so much but... I tried! No you haven't hurt my feelings. When I first started blogging and people would say hurtful things, it did but you have to have a tough shell in this game. Enjoy your day!!

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