Actors Jennie Garth and Peter Facinelli are featured in the latest issue of People magazine with their daughters Luca Bella, 10, Lola Ray, 4 ½, and Fiona Eve, 1 on Sept. 30. The two discuss their happy family life, house traditions, what’s it like for Peter to be the only guy in the house and how the girls are psyching Jennie up for her stint on Dancing with the Stars.
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Like any parent, Glenn Close had a difficult time seeing herdaughter Annie Maude, 19, off to college last year. So difficult it wasthat Glenn draws upon that milestone moment whenever she has a cryingscene to shoot. Annie, on the other hand, was more than ready to getout on her own, a fact her mom loves.
It was a big deal. I did cry when I left her. Meanwhile, she wasthrilled! Annie was just so ready. I’ve always thought it was a reallygood sign to have an independent, strong child who wasn’t afraid toventure out from home. I’m my child’s custodian. I don’t expect her tobe like me. I just want her to be safe, to have good values, and to beable to eventually find work that’s fulfilling.
Glenn and Annie have always shared a tight bond as Glenn raised Annieas a single parent since she was 2 years old (dad is ex John Starke).Because of that, the Damages star has always been picky with her roles,never wanting to be away from Annie for too long a period of time,especially during her teenage years. Glenn, 60, famously declined to renew her contract on the L.A.-based The Shield for a second season two years ago becauseshe wanted to be around for Annie’s senior year of high school in NewYork.
After the sixth grade, when she started having a real life atschooland she was on various teams, I couldn’t haul her out of schoolanymore…[The Shield] was too far away from Annie…It’s always abalancing act. Ever since I became a mom, everything’s a balancing act.And now I’m wonderfully married and want to be with my husband [DavidShaw].
Source: Good Housekeeping
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