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Naomi Campbell breaks down in tears
Emotional: Supermodel Naomi Campbell became tearful as she talked to Oprah Winfrey about her temper during a television interview.
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
May 4, 2010

Naomi Campbell breaks down in tears

as she opens up to Oprah Winfrey about her fiery temper

Naomi Campbell burst into tears as she sat down for a heart-to-heart on TV with Oprah Winfrey.

The talkshow special promised “an emotional hour” in which Naomi “opens up about it all” — including “the controversy” of her angry outbursts. Oprah does not hold back on the supermodel, at one point asking her: “Are you just a petulant diva?”

And she also cheekily got Naomi to sign a “No Phone-Throwing Zone” promise, a play on Oprah’s “No Phone Zone” pledge to not text and drive. With her mother Valerie and boyfriend Vladimir Doronin in the audience, Campbell, 39, opened up about recent incidents. These have included walking out of an ABC News interview when asked about reports of a “blood diamond” allegedly given to her by former Liberian president Charles Taylor, and also her reported fight with her driver in New York earlier this year.

During the interview, which aired on Monday, Oprah asked her: “Whether it’s a cab driver or somebody on a plane or your own housekeeper and you don’t get immediately what you want, you said you see red,” to which Naomi replied, “Yes.” Naomi then admitted that she instantly feels remorseful after having an outburst.

She added: “I feel remorseful. I feel ashamed. I feel for them. [I think] ‘What have I done to them?’ If I’ve hurt them.”

— Daily Mail

What a Tweetheart: Kim Kardashian takes to Twitter to tell the world she has ‘Justin Bieber fever’

Curvy Kim has become the latest in a long line of ladies declaring their love for teen sensation Justin Bieber o n Twitter.

After meeting the 16-year-old pop star on Saturday night at the 2010 White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, DC, Kim wrote: “I officially have Bieber Fever!!!” The ‘Baby’ hitmaker returned the compliment by posting a picture on his Twitter page with the accompanying message: “Look, it’s my girlfriend Kim Kardashian.” Justin Bieber recently claimed he is still single and is open to the possibility of dating his female fans. Kim, meanwhile, is back on the market after breaking up with boyfriend Reggie Bush.

Kim wrote: “The event was just so amazing! I saw everyone from Larry King, Demi Lovato, Michelle Pfeiffer, the Jonas Brothers, and of course my new love Justin Bieber!”

— Daily Mail

Suri Cruise uses her own cash to pay the bill during trip to Beverly Hills bakery

She’s only just turned four years of age, but Suri Cruise is already one of the world’s most well-known children complete with her own diva-esque personality and wardrobe choices. And she visited her favourite bakery, Le Pain Quotidien in Beverly Hills, with her mother Katie Holmes over the weekend.

The actress took her daughter to the eatery for a spot of lunch and, ever the young madam, Suri was allowed to use her own five-dollar bill. She was wearing her treasured fuzzy pink pig slippers and a matching dress as her mother carried her out of the diner on their way home. Last month Suri celebrated her fourth birthday and her parents threw a suitably extravagant party for their daughter. They organised a cupcake decorating party in Los Angeles, with specialist bakery Sprinkles supplying the treats for Suri and her friends.

— Daily Mail

 

Kim Kardashian with Justin Bieber
Suri Cruise

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