So she does quite possibly have N.A. ancestry then. I don't see anything wrong with her claiming it.
I totally agree.
It does seem odd, but I did read something in I *think* People magazine (it was one of the seemingly more credible rags) about her going in for treatments. Why she would have to do that I don't know since she can obviously get pregnant.
If it's true maybe she did it because she wanted to have twins? Perhaps she wanted to kill two birds with one stone.
I don't see why it's so out of the question either. There are soooo many people who have N.A. ancestry. There's nothing mythical about it.
It's entirely possible that she did fertility treatments to conceive these twins, her age has nothing to do with it. And there are a lot of different fertility treatments that you can do before you have to "resort" to IVF. If they wanted to get pregnant and she wasn't getting periods or not getting them often enough because she was too fucking skinny, then she could have taken Clomid (in pill form) to make her ovulate, it increases the chances of twins slightly, or if that didn't make her ovulate, she could have done injectable drugs without IVF and that would increase the chance of twins even more. Not every 32 year old (or younger) in the world can get pregnant naturally,even if they have children already.
OK, it's great that it worked for you. It doesn't work for everybody. I know a lot of people with irregular periods (skinny or not) who cannot get pregnant, at least not as quickly as they'd like to. I had textbook perfect regular periods and was normal weight and young and needed help to get pregnant (not IVF).
There is. You see whiter than white people claiming to be part Native all the time, especially in Hollywood. I think they think it makes them seem more exotic. There aren't that many Native Americans in this country; it's probably more likely that most white people have a black ancestor way back, but you never see these liberals claiming black ancestry. Maybe they aren't that open-minded after all
Anyway, Jon Voight already said Angie's mother made up the Native American ancestry to enhance her exotic image with the public. Angelina is probably doing the same.
I guess it just seems weird that she would resort to IVF since she just had a baby less than 2 years ago, UNLESS she was just doing it to get some twins.
She wants a whole bunch of kids, but seems like I read that she really didn't enjoy being preg before.... this way she can get in 2 more kids with only one pregnancy.
Personally I think it's insane to have so many kids so close in age all at once, but to each her own.![]()
I see what you're saying, but it's entirely possible to have N.A. blood and still be fair skinned with blonde hair and blue eyes. No doubt there are people out there who lie about it though.
As for the Jon Voight thing..... I don't put too much stock into what he says. He seems like an ass.
Jeez, just because some people don't like her, they shouldn't ASSUME that she's completely making up her NA ancestry.
Most of us in the U.S. come from several different lineages, and a very LARGE percentage of the population has at least some NA blood.
I'm Cherokee and Swedish, but I guess I must be making that up if someone decides they don't like me.![]()
in that case I'm related to royalty & half of Europe, inc Chilly.
Seriously, does one person 7 generations ago mean that the majority of people quote that they have that blood? I thought that Americans' quoted that they were Irish/Swiss/Indonesian (for example) because of grand & Great-grand parents; or if they had a Scottish surname or something.... Its not something thats a big deal in the UK.
There was a (UK?) DNA study that reported that X% (and it was a high % like 75% or over) had specifically Afro American blood (in the US), but not many people claim that.
In the UK they only now use two eggs no matter what (at reputable centres, of course, who knows what these private centres do...)
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