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Sylvester Stallone's Wife Ripped For Her Bizarre Comments About Trans Kids In Hollywood
In a clip posted to Miller’s Instagram account, Flavin claimed—without evidence, expertise, or experience—that children of Hollywood celebrities are more likely to come out as transgender because of overly-permissive parenting.
There is no data to support a claim that celebrities have more trans children than non-celebrities. Flavin also leaned into the long debunked Republican false narratives about kids identifying as animals.
You can watch Flavin give her unsubstantiated opinions here:
Flavin said:
“I just think Hollywood is, you know, it’s all about expression. So, you know, however you want to express yourself. If you feel like a cat today, you’re a cat.”
“And it’s so loosey-goosey, I don’t think we’re really understanding that these kids are not our accessories. They’re little human beings that need structure. And structure is really important for them because it helps their brain organize everything.”
Flavin—who used her four daughters to sell a reality show about Stallone—then claimed celebrities push their kids to be trans.
The model-turned-celebrity wife added:
"I mean, my daughters were tomboys. They preferred to wear pants than dresses, you know? And they loved sports. But I never said, 'Oh, you’re a boy now.' I just said, 'You love to play sports, you love to hang out with boys, that’s awesome.'"
The targets of Flavin's accusations include Oscar winners Jamie Lee Curtis, Warren Beatty, Cher, Robert De Niro, Marcia Gay Harden, and Charlize Theron, who have all publicly supported their trans children.
But there is zero evidence that children raised in Hollywood are more likely to be trans.
Loving, supportive parents are more likely to have their children be honest with them about their sexuality and gender identity. But, statistically, children who cannot safely come out as LGBTQ+ to conservative, regressive parents are only less likely to come out at home, not less likely to exist.
Which negates any validity in ignorant hot takes like Flavin's.
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However, Flavin's comments did garner the support of people proudly posting things like this in their response.
If you're proudly on the side of actual Nazis who praise Hitler online with antisemitic propaganda, you might want to consider if you're on the wrong side.
Or maybe Flavin's right where she wants to be, among other ignorant bigots parroting nonsense to the masses.
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Karoline Leavitt Dragged For Laughably Juvenile Text Reply To Journalist's Question
Trump reportedly raised the idea of a Budapest meeting during a phone call with Putin, a day before hosting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House.
According to some accounts, that conversation became heated, with Trump allegedly urging Zelensky to cede parts of the eastern Donetsk and Luhansk regions as part of a potential deal with Moscow. But Zelensky has consistently maintained that Ukraine cannot surrender any of its remaining territory there, warning that Russia could use the region to stage future attacks.
With this info in mind, Dáte texted Leavitt to point out that Budapest was the site of Russia's 1994 promise that it would not invade Ukraine and questioned who had suggested the culturally insensitive location:
"Is the president aware of the significance of Budapest? In 1994, Russia promised, in Budapest, not to invade Ukraine if it gave up the nuclear weapons it inherited when the Soviet Union dissolved."
"Does he not see why Ukraine would object to that site? Who suggested Budapest?"
Leavitt—like a teenage edgelord—responded:
"Your mom did."
When Dáte replied, "Is this funny to you?" she added:
"It's funny to me that you actually consider yourself a journal [sic]. You are a far left hack who nobody takes seriously, including your colleagues in the media, they just don't tell you that to your face."
"Stop texting me your disingenuous, biased, and bulls**t questions."
Leavitt then took to social media to call Dáte out—apparently convinced her response made her look even remotely professional:
"For context, S.V. Dáte of the Huffington Post is not a journalist interested in the facts. He is a left-wing hack who has consistently attacked President Trump for years and constantly bombards my phone with Democrat talking points."
"Just take a look at @svdate ’s feed, it reads like an anti-Trump personal diary. Here is my full response to his “inquiry.” Activists who masquerade as real reporters do a disservice to the profession."
You can see her post and the text exchanges below.
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Dáte followed up with this response:
"Feel better now? Now can you answer the question? Please and thank you."
You can his post below.
In a separate thread, Dáte said Leavitt is "tossing out ad hominem attacks, hoping to discredit me and HuffPost," adding that he'd been a professional journalist "for a dozen years before she was even born."
After outlining his years of career experience, he added:
"People like Ms. Leavitt keep tossing around 'objectivity' as if that means reporters are not permitted to use their expertise and their experience to describe what’s going on." ...
"Ms. Leavitt may not like my questions. That’s fine. I have a right and a responsibility to ask them. This is still America."
Leavitt was criticized for her childish response.
Trump endorsed a ceasefire proposal supported by Kyiv and European leaders that would freeze the war along the current front line. Moscow has repeatedly rejected such plans, instead demanding the full withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from the Donbas.
While Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said the idea had been raised with Russia “repeatedly,” he stressed that “the consistency of Russia’s position doesn’t change.”
On Tuesday, European leaders issued a joint statement with Zelenskyy, asserting that peace talks should begin with a freeze along existing battle lines and accusing Moscow of not being “serious” about ending the war.
Trump and Putin last met in Alaska in August. That summit produced no tangible outcomes. The White House’s decision to abandon plans for a second meeting appeared aimed at avoiding a repeat of that event.
Married Couples With Double Incomes And No Kids Reveal How Their Lives Are Going
The narrative that the epitome of every person's life was getting married and having kids has been waning as both marriage and birth rates drop. Some now believe that not having kids leads to a higher overall quality of life and financial flexibility.
Reddit user Fit-Distribution677 asked:
"Married people who are DINKS (Double Income, No Kids) how’s life?"
Existential Dread
"Got a new bigger apartment, so that’s good."
"Hit with a tidal wave of existential dread, so that’s bad."
~ albinorhino215
Exhausted
"I’m exhausted all the time."
"I have absolutely zero concept of how people could ever do this AND be parents."
~ MartyCH85
Sleeping In
"It's fine."
"I like sleeping in on weekends and going places with my wife."
~ OldStDick
Vet Bills
"Good."
"Very good."
"Vet bills are expensive tho."
~ LittleOrphanAnavar
Thanks
"I mean minus the world outside.... our lives are great."
"Very happy and fulfilled."
"Very weird times. Like my personal life is great currently. I have a career I love. We are doing well financially. Marriage is great. Friendships are great. I am genuinely the happiest I've been in my entire life with where my life is."
"But I am just filled with a constant feeling of waiting for the other shoe to drop with everything else going on in the world."
Thanks for asking."
~ Throw_Me_Away8834
Rent & Work
"I give thanks every Saturday that I can sleep in."
I honestly don't know how you parents do it. We are basically not saving any money, and while we do have some luxuries, I can't fathom being able to afford kids."
"I'm very anxious about our lives as we get older. It looks very much like we'll rent and work until we die."
~ Existing-Parsnip1596
Unaffordable
"Whenever we got asked when we were having kids and responded with the fact that kids are too expensive, we always get told that you just figure out how to afford them."
"Like what? We grew up being told to not have them if you can’t afford them, now the same people are like just figure it out."
"Nah, we don’t want to work 3 jobs just so a quarter of our income can go to childcare."
~ AgentInkling99
Doggo
"Pretty nice man. Chillin' with my dog."
"Just bought a pool."
"I am absolutely burned out on 'what’s for dinner?' I can’t imagine having kids and dealing with that non stop every day."
~ WinterFamiliar9199
Awesome!
"Honestly it is awesome. We have no kids and no pets with pretty good pto so we can go anywhere and do pretty much anything we want."
"We went on a 2 week last minute trip to Mexico and there was very little planning necessary. It took like an hour to book the flight and schedule pto and that was it."
"We do little weekend trips on the fly, but most of all it is so peaceful."
"If I want to sleep in on the weekends I can. We openly leave hazards out. I like to make stuff and I can leave paint thinner, tools etc... out and it is no big deal."
"We got mice a few winters ago and we put poison absolutely everywhere because there are no pets or kids to worry about."
"Life is just much much easier. We can both change our work schedule on the fly if necessary."
~ Mean-Impress2103
Safe Space
"We became the safe place for our family to land when things come up. That’s a good feeling coming from an unstable childhood."
"But yeah, vet bills are expensive."
~ ceramia
Reaffirmed
"I want kids less and less every year."
"We just got back from Portola music festival and had such a blast."
"And it was great to have a few days to recover without having to do childcare."
~'pumpkin_pasties
Solid
"My wife and I are both in Tech, working at Microsoft. No kids, just a cat."
"Things are pretty solid... No debt, nice cars, big house, no financial worries. Any time we want to do something (within reason) we can."
"Any time we want to buy something (within reason) we can. We can experiment with hobbies without worry. Even relatively expensive ones."
"We don't waste money, we invest a ton, but it's a massive change since we both grew up lower middle class."
~ CyberBill
Fab
"So good."
"Except for the fear of doing the age 80-90 decade alone. I say this because I very much hope I die at 90."
"Other than that, FAB."
~ No_Summer1874
Back to Bed
"It’s great. My husband woke up and went to the driving range."
"I woke up and fed the cats, then went back to bed."
~ spocket602
What Have We Learned?
"Key takeaways of this thread:
"• Life as a DINK is great"
"• They travel a lot"
"• 90% have cats"
~ shakazoulu
"hey, some of us have cats AND dogs"
~ UnsharpenedSwan
"I also really want a horse, but that's further down the line."
~ helpyobrothaout
Whether life is better without kids depends on the individual.
People who want children should have them; people who don't shouldn't be pressured to. That's probably the best outcome for everyone.