Thandie Newton and Daughters: A Family Affair

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Actress Thandie Newton  and  her daughters, Ripley, 7, Nico, 2 1/2, were spotted  at Studio City Farmer’s Market in Los Angeles in October.  Thandie newton is married to director Ol Parker. A family affair indeed.
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11 Responses to “Thandie Newton and Daughters: A Family Affair”

  1. don’t mean to be mean but that child look just like chucky she should feel bad about herself whan she look good on pretty much everything she plays on and her kids look like this hello people don’t have mixed babies if you can’t do their hair.

    saquita carter said this on December 16, 2007 at 3:26 p12

  2. Thandie is BLACK…just perhaps is kind of Bohemian. But I do agree that they could use a comb and fresh braids!

    Melissa said this on April 9, 2008 at 3:26 p04

  3. I am a mother of three girls and I personally think that her choosing to spend time with her babies is more important than her combing their hair. We need to stop focusing on the little picture and focus on what more important.

    Maryamb said this on April 15, 2008 at 3:26 p04

  4. Thandie is half african and her husband is white.

    erin said this on May 16, 2008 at 3:26 p05

  5. Yeah, the focus should be on what’s important. HER CHILDREN’S APPEARANCE! I agree with the other post, Thandi doesn’t walk around looking like that! I don’t care how much white is in their blood, they have black people’s hair! COMB IT!

    Amy said this on May 16, 2008 at 3:26 p05

  6. saquita i think the girls are gorgeous….why should they do anything with their hair….also as if braids arent tacky enough..because she’s half white anyway, as she grows up, blackening up herself, like with braids, will probably make her more self conscious amongst her white British friends

    Evie said this on May 26, 2008 at 3:26 p05

  7. Thandie, I love you Girl! But the kids hair… you must do better. Conditioner and Jell and keep it in a ponytails. I feel you though, my daughter is mixed also and when she was young I cried may days trying to hold her hair in one place. Never really found the solution. At 15, I allowed her to get a relaxer or she would have forced me to hurt her. Worked for the frizzies, but hair is not good condition. Terrible mistake and she sees it also. http://www.itsourrealitymagazine.com

    itsourrealitymagazine said this on June 29, 2008 at 3:26 p06

  8. Some of you are really mean. They’re children! Their appearance isn’t what’s important at all. So what if their hair is frizzy? No one’s criticizing your child’s appearance on the internet. Some of you guys need to lay off.

    etoilee8 said this on July 26, 2008 at 3:26 p07

  9. wow we black people have enough problems please lets stop the good/bad hair talk. I do think its important for us to represent ourselves neatly in public since we get a bad rap in society- however Thandie is an actress and lives in a different circle of people than most of us do - it’s nice she can just take her kids out like any other normal person.

    real said this on August 1, 2008 at 3:26 p08

  10. OMG are your SERIOUS??? they are little kids! who cares what their hair looks like…how superficial! omg, the comments on this site are just scary sometimes!

    jasmine said this on September 10, 2008 at 3:26 p09

  11. I think their hair styles are cute, it makes her and her children look natural. Like a real mom, Not one putting them on display and showing them off, but loving them.

    Jessica said this on September 27, 2008 at 3:26 p09

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