Jenny McCarthy, 34, went on a shopping trip with son Evan Joseph, 5, in Beverly Hills on Sept. 1. The actress’ new book, Louder Than Words: A Mother’s Journey in Healing Autism ($16.29), about Evan’s battle with the disorder, hits stores Sept. 17.
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Wow, she looks like Jim Carey with a blond wig on in this pic.
- MarciJoy on
Wow! Her son is quite tall! And Jenny is looking particularly thin these days…
- Kelly on
Uh-oh, another Croc sighting.
- Violet's Auntie on
he looks like he wants to slug his mama. pretty bad picture to put up.
Sarah’s note: He’s just looking at her questioningly, IMO. In the others he’s looking away or not paying attention. I thought this was the best pic of the set.
- aury on
Ha ha MarciJoy, you might be right there!
Anyway, for all of her “indigo children” and crystal beliefs (that do seem a bit out there imho), at least Jenny admits that her son has Autism and is trying to do something about it…unlike a certain celebrity Scientologist family who mostly hide their teenage son from the public but claim he doesn’t have autism or anything.
- Autumn on
OMG, MarciJoy you are soooo right! I think Jenny looks great. Little Evan is just too cute, looking up a mommy like that!
- Campbell on
That is so true! I think she looks like Jim Carey here too.
- jane on
I love her dress– any idea what is is? Maybe Splendid? I’d pair it with sassy flats though…
- Tara Zinna on
What on earth is Evan wearing? Looks like pajamas!
- Bos on
It looks like he is wearing light capri pants and just a tank. Its been excessivly hot in Los Angeles over the past few weeks. He is a very cute little boy.
I love her dress too! Although I would want it in a solid color, i wont go near horizontal stripes! eek!
- morgan on
Wow — he’s a beautiful little boy. I think his outfit is really cute in a casual, summer-heat kind of way :p Very relaxed looking!
- Maddie on
Hello ;o)
I just finished reading Louder Than Words and it was amazing. I am a Learning Specialist in Eugene, Oregon. I work with middle school aged students who have learning disabilities, students with ADD/ADHD, student who have ED, and students who have Autism. I have so many things I want to talk to Jenny about…wish that was possible.
I want to wish Jenny and Evan a wonderful life. If she or anyone else has any questions about working with or teaching expectional students, please feel free. It is my life passion!!!
Christie Hoogendoorn!
- Christie Hoogendoorn on
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