WHICH “Desperate Housewives” actress and “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” reality star are fighting to get their kids into the same swanky private elementary school in L.A.? The women stuck their noses up and avoided each other as they dragged their privileged kids in for the grueling interview process on the same day!
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13 comments:
i honestly don't care about this at all and normally would just pass it by, but i just wanted to put out there how ridiculous i think this is because no matter who they are, chances are the kids are going to piss away the education anyways. such a shame when there's kids out there that could benefit much more from those spots.
I think Marcia Cross is the only one with elementary aged kids, her twin girls. Everything I've heard about her though is that she's very very sweet, so whatever about this blind.
The school is definitely the Center For Early Education in West Hollywood. That is where all the celeb kids go. I used to nanny for a girl who went there and would see so many celebs.........
Cross has twins who are 4, so don't think it's her either, unless she has step children?
What about Vanessa Williams (has a daughter that is 11) and Kyle (has a daughter that's 10)?
My first thought was Marcia Cross and Adrienne or maybe Brandi, because the kids seem a little closer in age and it seems like multiple kids for each person. Probably wrong though.
Leilana, 4 is old enough to interview for Pre-K. It could be her.
It could also be Felicity Huffman, as she has young children.
@parissucks - True. I was thinking elementary = 1st-5th or 6th grade but I forgot private schools usually do 3, 4 & 5k.
You need to start applying to the top schools in LA, esp West LA, 2 years in advance. The kids could be 3 or 4, at most. By 5, it's too late, if you want them in for K. My guess is Kyle Richards and probably Marcia - with Marcia being rightfully horrified at old / poor man's demi's ridiculous 'tude (and these days, that slight cuts especially deep, given how desperate and pathetic demi has become...)
my guess is Camille Grammer and Teri Hatcher
teri's daughter is 14, too old for elementary school. why would they be rude to each other? its not like there's only one remaining space. i'm sure the school will be happy to take everyone's money.
I never realized it, but Vyle Richards IS the poor man's Dummy Moore!
Ugh, swanky private elementary school. The schools people choose for their kids too often say more about what the parents are trying to prove to their social peers (or wished-for social peers) than how they want their children to be educated...they aren't really interested in the education itself, so nor will their children be. This is true from the poorest to the richest selfish parents.
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