Posts with tag celebrity kids

We've all seen celebrities doing product endorsement (Lindsay Lohan and her Ariva gum boxes) or swearing up and down they have never needed Botox at the ripe old age of 50 because of this miracle cream. Then there are the times when you catch them talking about a product out of the blue – one that they might actual use and not get paid for.

Here are favorite celebrity skincare products, you know, the ones that don't just pretend to use but actually slather on every day.

Celebrity kids have it made in the shade -- or really rough -- depending on how you look at it. On one hand, doors open for them just because they have famous parents. On the other hand, they have a lot to live up to and often struggle coming out from under their mom or dad's shadow. But, in a few cases, some celebrity offspring have managed to become instant style icons.

David and Victoria Beckham are a glamorous pair, so it's no surprise that the kids are also the focus of some considerable attention from paparazzi photographers. However, it is surprising that Ralph Lauren -- who was seemingly a close friend of the couple -- circulated those pictures against the Beckhams' wishes.

Apparently the designer sent out a press release promoting the fact that the Beckhams' two children -- Brooklyn and Romeo -- wore the company's blazers at the christening for Geri Halliwell's daughter. Also included in the release was information on where the press could purchase photos of the children.

Realizing their mistake, reps for the fashion house followed up with a second email saying that the photos were "not circulated with the co-operation of the Beckhams, and attention to the children is not endorsed," but, according to Britain's Sun Newspaper, the couple is still upset. They quote a source as saying: "They couldn't believe that Ralph Lauren seemed to be going out of its way to encourage people to use pictures of their children. It's exploitative and was clearly done to boost sales of the clothes."

I understand that they're a high-profile couple, but it also seems that they've worked hard to keep their children out of the public eye -- trusting, I presume, that those close to them will do the same. To break that trust when the family was at a private function seems pretty low.

[via Catwalk Queen]