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Brazil news outlet GZH reported that Nonnenmacher died Sunday after battling an undisclosed form of cancer.According to the outlet, Nonnenmacher had been admitted to the Hospital Moinhos de Vento in Porto Alegre for treatment on Friday.“Hospital Moinhos de Vento announces the death of Vânia Maria Nonnenmacher Bündchen this Sunday (28) due to cancer. At the age of 75, she was admitted to Hospital Moinhos de Vento on January 26,” according to the hospital statement obtained by GZH and signed by four doctors.The Post reached out to reps for Bündchen, 43, for comment.

Mary J. Blige, it was the pain in her pocketbook from her divorce drama — with ex-husband and former manager Kendu Isaacs — that inspired her 2017 LP “Strength of Woman.”“When I made that album, I was pissed off because I was paying alimony every day,” Blige, 53, told The Post.

has shared her postpartum recovery plan.In a new post for her lifestyle site, Poosh, Kardashian, 45, revealed that after welcoming her son, Rocky, with Travis Barker in November, she focused on self-care with fresh air, jazz music, warm food, dry hair, bodywork and hot baths. Kardashian shares three other children — Mason, 14, Penelope, 11, and Reign, 9 — with ex Scott Disick.The mom of four has been outspoken about her most recent postpartum experience, reflecting on the “pressure” women put on themselves to “bounce back,” saying she tries “to be kind” to herself while her “body finds a new normal.” Certified doula, holistic nurse, trained midwife, womb healer and mother of two Nicole Love compared Kardashian’s postpartum journey to “a regrounding, a recentering into who the woman is now.

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“Naomi Osaka: Her Journey to Finding Her Power and Her Voice” (Dutton), it felt great. “I count it as my best victory ever,” she says. When Naomi finally bested Mari, wiping “that obnoxious grin off her face”, it became Osaka’s “inflection point.” “Losing to Mari shaped my competitiveness,” she adds.

by their doula, Maddy Barnes, 26.“It was pain management — it really helped singing to focus on controlling the breath,” Biffy explained to SWNS.“I was shocked I didn’t have that much pain. It felt like a vacation,” she added.Biffy and Brandon wanted to have a natural home birth with their daughter, Penelope, 2, but Biffy ended up going to the hospital for induction when she reached 42 weeks in her pregnancy.Her water broke at the hospital, with Biffy describing the birth as “traumatic.”“With my first, I really wanted a home birth.

star got sober in 1979 and said that’s when he “began to grow up.”Begley was married to his first wife, Ingrid Taylor, from 1976 to 1989. The couple had two children together, a son, Nicholas, and a daughter, Amanda.

Bianca Snyder says she has “no regrets” taking her 7-year-old son, Tage, every year to Burning Man, the infamous sex- and drug-fueled festival in the Nevada desert. “Our son goes everywhere that we go, and that’s just the way that we live,” Snyder — who runs a cannabis company with her partner, known online as @highsocietypapa — told Insider this week about their parenting style.Launched in 1986, Burning Man attracts tens of thousands of attendees who come together to build a “participative temporary metropolis.”The annual festival is widely known for its “Orgy Dome,” drug presence, and extravagant — and skimpy — outfits.A post shared by Bianca aka High Society Mama (@biancastribe)Snyder argues festivalgoers “can cultivate the experience that you want to have” and in addition to drugs and orgies, there are “people doing yoga, there’s people having important conversations that are relevant to improving the future of mankind.

death of his mother, Barbara Pentz, on Thursday — just one month after his older sister died.“My momma just passed away. i would trade a kidney to take away the cosmic gut punch I feel right now,” tweeted the “Heartbroken” DJ and producer, whose real name is Thomas Pentz.

The Daily Express, the late Queen Elizabeth II was the first in the family to learn that George had arrived in 2013 due to royal protocol, as the reigning monarch is “always notified first.” The queen passed away in September at the age of 96, after a 70-year reign.George, meanwhile, celebrated his 10th birthday on Saturday.William reportedly delivered the news of his birth to the queen with a specially encrypted phone — before the couple could tell their own friends and other family members.William and Middleton, both 41, had to make sure the queen liked the prince’s name, as she had to approve it, The Daily Express reported.Prince George Alexander Louis was born at 4:24 p.m. on July 22, 2013, at St.

61-year-old actress reflected on her choice not to become a mother in a cover interview with British GQ.Coolidge told that outlet that her friends suggested that she adopt children, but she thinks she would be more suited to becoming a stepmother.“I’m very, very immature,” the “Legally Blonde” star said. “I think that has kept me from having children, because I’m sort of a child.

Family Guy’s Lois Griffin has been voted the nation’s favorite mom – beating Katy Perry, Beyonce and even Michelle Obama.Ahead of this Mother’s Day, the top 50 moms were voted for in a poll of 2,000 adults which found Serena Williams, Morticia Addams and soon-to-be mom-of-two, Rihanna, also making the list.Jennifer Lopez, Drew Barrymore and Goldie Hawn were also among the well-known names which came in top.When asked what makes a good mom, 41% said it was their ability to multi-task while 46% said being supportive was key to successful parenting.Commissioned by brioche brand St Pierre and conducted by OnePoll, it emerged the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Victoria Beckham and Angelina Jolie featured in the top 10 most voted when respondents were asked who they would like to be their mom.Meanwhile, Madonna, Kim Kardashian and Carol Brady from The Brady Bunch were voted in the top 20 most iconic moms of all time.When it comes to feeling inspired by famous mothers, sense of humor, general outlook on life and parenting styles were cited as the top reasons for this.With Marge Simpson, Cersei Lannister and Khloe Kardashian landing in the top 20 for those who people have based their own parenting tactics on.“Moms are the most important people in our lives, so ahead of Mother’s Day – which this year coincides with National Brioche Day – we thought it would be interesting to find out who the nation’s favorite moms – both fictional and real – are,” a spokesperson for bakery brand, St Pierre, said. In terms of what makes a memorable famous mom, confidence, likeability and career were cited as the most popular reasons.But 43% even went as far to say it was their name which made them noteworthy, with 40% highlighting famous catchphrases or

bursting onto our TV screens in 2020 as team owner Rebecca Welton on “Ted Lasso,” Hannah Waddingham has been on the fast track to where she should be, which is as many screens and stages as humanly possible.At the moment, though, she’s about to be on Zoom. Even meeting Waddingham virtually, you have to wonder: Will she be as intimidatingly fabulous as she is on “Lasso”? Her character contains multitudes, her impeccable power outfits armoring a vulnerable heart, but still: The lady is fierce.Waddingham, on the other hand, is as welcoming as Rebecca is guarded.

saying ta-ta to tennis. After seven Wimbledon and seven Australian Open titles, six US Open trophies and three French Open crowns, Williams, 40, is officially retiring from the sport, she announced Tuesday. However, she was reluctant to use the word “retirement,” a term she finds outdated.

Netflix documentary, “Halftime,” saying in a scene: “She [Rodriguez] did what she had to do to survive, and it made her strong, but it also made her tough. She beat the s–t out of you.”Rodriquez, 76, also appears in the film, admitting she was hard on Lopez and her two sisters, Leslie and Lynda. The matriarch — who immigrated from Puerto Rico — raised her three daughters in the Bronx alongside her husband David, whom she divorced once the girls were grown up.

Kylie Jenner opens up about her postpartum struggles, six weeks after welcoming her new baby Wolf, revealing that her experience has not been the easiest.“I just want to say that my postpartum has not been easy,” Kylie said in a video posted on Instagram Stories, “This experience for me, personally, has been a little harder than with my daughter.”In the clip, Kylie can be seen walking on a treadmill and talking to her fans and followers on social media. She also says that postpartum depression can affect a new mom in many different ways, and it’s not easy “mentally, physically, spiritually.“The reality star and entrepreneur wanted to share her experience and says it’s important for her to show her struggles and her reality.“I didn’t want to just get back to life without saying that because I think we can look on the internet and you know, for other mom’s going through it right now, it might look a lot easier for other people and like put the pressure on us.

Amy Schumer is opening up about the invisible struggles of motherhood, revealing that being a mom is “heaven on earth,” but it also means “a constant feeling of guilt and vulnerability I will never get used to.”The 40-year-old actress who is known for sharing her personal life with fans and followers on social media, including her latest health updates after an endometriosis surgery and liposuction, posted a photo sitting beside her 2-year-old son Gene.The Hollywood star continued sharing her thoughts, “Your heart feels like it’s outside your body and you’re too old to drink the feelings away like you used to. When you were in love and scared.

Paris Hilton has her priorities straight! The heiress has opened up about her desire to start a family and reveals she is ready to be a mother this year. Follwing her sister’s pregnancy announcement, the 40-year-old star of ‘Paris in Love’ says that she is excited to expand her family and “cannot wait” to have two or three children, as it is “definitely one of my top priorities.”Paris, who is now happily married to Carter Reum after celebrating their love during a three-day-long ceremony documented on her reality series, says she wants to have a boy first.“I would want twins first.

childfree women receive after deciding to postpone or completely forgo motherhood. “It’s highly offensive when people assume that women like me chose to pursue a career over having kids,” continued Coleman, an editorial media specialist and production manager at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. “Because, even if I had a baby right now, I’d still need a thriving career in order to financially support the child,” she added.Coleman’s sentiments echo those of Hollywood A-lister

Emily Ratajkowski has had enough! The actress and mother is tired of mommy-shaming trolls who have criticized her parenting skills, after she posted a photo on Instagram holding her baby.The now deleted post showed the Hollywood star with her 3-month-old son, and fans and followers of the actress were quick to point out she was holding her baby in a unique manner.However the criticism didn’t stop on her Instagram comments, as she was later trending on Twitter and many online users felt the need

 HOLA! USA  editors found a great throwback from our archives! Today, we honor these mothers, thanks to info from Nameberry.com who had taken a closer look at the names of many moms who not only raised famous offspring, but who also happen to have, yes, memorable and cool names themselves.

Ashley Tisdale and her husband Christopher French have welcomed their baby girl!The 35-year-old actress took to Instagram to celebrate, posting the sweetest black and white photo of her daughter, and finally revealing the name of her baby.Captioning the post, “Jupiter Iris French arrived earth side 3.23.2.”Fans and friends of the star congratulated the couple, with Lea Michele writing “congratulations beautiful mama!,” Emma Roberts commenting “Angel!!!” and Hilary Duff praising Jupiter’s

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