My parents didn't give any of their 3 kids a middle name. I had no problems growing up with no middle name / no middle initial.
Both my sister & I now use our maiden name as our middle names. And we all gave our children middle names... it's a parents' choice.
As for Suri's strawberry/birthmark - LOTS of kids are born with these & they do usually fade after a few years.
And, I don't know - call me weird, but I don't think it's 100% WRONG for a parent to cover it up with makeup for a major occasion like their own wedding. Daily basis, yeah, that's weird... but I don't think it's so wrong for them to try to cover it up for a wedding.
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And, I don't know - call me weird, but I don't think it's 100% WRONG for a parent to cover it up with makeup for a major occasion like their own wedding. Daily basis, yeah, that's weird... but I don't think it's so wrong for them to try to cover it up for a wedding.
No one said it was wrong to cover it up for a wedding. No one said it was wrong to cover it up on a daily basis. (Although, I almost feel it would be bad if they DIDN'T cover it up. I am sure the press would love to get a hold of shots of a less than perfect Suri.)
It was the first time I had noticed it. Just wanted to see if anyone else had seen what I had seen. She's a gorgeous child.
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At the race I was in this morning, Joan Rivers (too much plastic surgery!) was the mistress of ceremonies. Right before the starting pistol was fired, she said, "Now, we should bow our heads for Tom and Katie, and that little Chinese baby that they adopted. The jig is up--she's not their kid!"
Well, someone is bitter about not having been invited to the wedding...
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