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This former couple – he ‘s barely on the B list while she’s a solid A level star – didn’t have the smoothest of splits, but by Hollywood standards they kept it fairly civil.  Well  buckle up, because it’s gonna get bumpy.  You see, one of their spawns is underage and desperate to undergo major life-altering plastic surgery.  Our gal is all for it, but our guy is completely against it. It’s become a huge issue with both sides vowing to make it ugly unless the other caves in.  For now they’re in family therapy, hoping to come up with an agreement.  Unfortunately, since neither is willing to budge, insiders predict a very public legal battle.

 

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Wednesday, May 13, 2026

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  1. Jamie runkle

    Naomi Watts and Liev

  2. AntiGoop

    Naomi Watts and Liev Schriber

    1. GnarlyG

      I thought that too, but they are both A list.

  3. Gina

    I’m thinking, Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale? Why do I have to enter my name and email every single time I make a comment even when I save it 😩😩😩

  4. Lexma

    Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony.

    1. Freddy Krueger

      Jennifer’s twins are legal now. They are not underage.

  5. Newbie

    I would add to your comment, underage there should be no plastic surgery of any kind. We see it all over social media. It should be illegal for people under 18 to get fake boobs, body sculpting, whatever else they are getting. When they turn 18, they should be free to make their own medical decisions, let’s call it an Age of Consent.

  6. Fred

    Brad and Angelina. I can see Brad being against the surgery while Angelina is more supportive of their underage child.

    1. S.L.

      Brad Pitt…barely B-List? lol. Incorrect.

  7. Marina Oswald

    Tori Spelling and dbag Dean Dean McDermott. Although she’s C list and him D list

  8. Wowzer

    Underage there should be no gender assignment surgery and no hormones. That can wait for the minor to turn 18 and make their own decisions. However, there should be therapy and plenty of it for the minor child. I think that’s a reasonable approach. Neither parent needs to fight with each other, ultimately it will need to be up to the child when they are considered an adult to make their own medical decisions and life decisions.