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] Date Posted: 09:28:46 03/04/08 Tue In reply to: Craig 's message, "Re: Michelle Phillips Vanity Fair Article" on 21:10:08 03/03/08 Mon This article makes me sad. Every time I read about Chynna doing her Christian thing it makes me sad. I am not judging her and she can do whatever she wants but it still makes me sad for some reason. I always think when I read about this "Kiss Wilson Phillips goodbye!" >I'm still somewhat in disbelief or shock that Chynna >is a "born-again." I'm curious to know just how >radical her beliefs and actions are. Born agains have >a reputation for being so extreme, I just wonder how >extreme Chynna may be. Not that it's a bad >thing....just find it all interesting about her. > > > >>While looking for some new Chynna stuff regarding her >>being a born again Christian, I found this article in >>Vanity Fair about Michelle Phillips that has a few >>Chynna mentions. >> >>"My mom always seemed to have a relationship going >>on, but she was never a chameleon, never an extension >>of her boyfriends—she never compromised herself,” says >>Chynna Phillips Baldwin, sitting at a café near the >>Westchester County, New York, home where she lived >>with Billy (whom she’s been with for 16 years), their >>daughters Brooke (known as Chay Chay) and Jameson, and >>their son, Vance, before they moved to California for >>his role in TV’s Dirty Sexy Money. “Growing up, I >>always saw her as Wonder Woman, as a tough cookie. I >>had respect for her—and fear! She was very passionate >>and emotional, and I didn’t want to rock the boat.” >>Chynna’s early childhood was “hard,” she admits with a >>sigh, “because I didn’t have strong, positive >>connections with either of my parents.” Her absent >>father (whom she idolized) was largely on drugs and >>alcohol, and, though mother and daughter loved each >>other, Chynna feels she didn’t get all the one-on-one >>attention she wanted. As a result, she says, “being a >>mom is challenging for me—my perspective is warped. >>How much time is enough to spend with your kids? How >>much is too little? Do they feel intimate with me, and >>I with them? Are my feelings real?” >> >>In the 90s, Chynna was the most glamorous member of >>Wilson Phillips, the second-generation-rock-royalty >>group (Brian Wilson’s daughters Carnie and Wendy were >>her group-mates); they had four hit songs. But she >>left the family business for a sensibility foreign to >>her parents: she’s a fervent born-again Christian. She >>was baptized in brother-in-law Stephen Baldwin’s >>bathtub, and she’d love to share “the power of God” >>with Michelle. “When Mom says she’s coming to town, I >>say, ‘I’m filling the bathtub.’ We have a good giggle >>over that.” >> >> >>The entire article is at >>href="http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2007/ >1 >>2/phillips200712?currentPage=1">http://www.vanityfair. >c >>om/culture/features/2007/12/phillips200712?currentPage >= >>1 [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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