Ellen’s e-mails reveal truth behind tears for Iggy
Plus: Another Naomi Campbell tantrum; Posh Spice lightens up
While Ellen DeGeneres and her assorted surrounding toadies have shut their muzzles about the talk-show host’s puppy-passing ways, the other side of Iggy-gate is forever preserved in e-mails. Messages recently posted on The Smoking Gun reveal that Ellen and her girlfriend, Portia de Rossi, had every opportunity to transfer the adopted-then-unwanted pooch to Ellen’s hairdresser without the resulting fuss, but as everyone knows, that didn’t happen.
On the first e-mail, dated Sept. 11, Portia raves about Iggy to Marina Batkis, co-owner of Mutts and Moms, calling him "highly trainable, smart and enthusiastic." On Oct. 12, Marina asks for an update on Iggy as she hasn’t heard from the couple in a while.
The resulting e-mail, dated Oct. 13, from both Ellen and Portia, begins with this check-is-in-the-mail-style chestnut: “Funny you should write today — we were just about to write to you." The couple notes that, "we tried Iggy," but it didn’t work out — and note, there was no mention of the pup having trouble with the couple’s cats. Instead, “he was just too much energy and time for us in our brand new home,” so they gave the dog to the aforementioned hairdresser.
Marina writes back, saying that she was “deeply disturbed” by the pair's “violation of our legally binding" adoption contract. She then outlines the requirement the couple and Ellen’s hairdresser to follow should she want the opportunity to adopt the dog correctly and legally. The rest is teary-TV history.
Naomi Campbell’s first-class meltdown
All those anger management classes Naomi Campbell allegedly attended didn’t help her at Heathrow Airport in London recently, where she was banned from boarding a flight. The UK Mirror reports that Naomi arrived 11 minutes before scheduled takeoff only to be told she was too late.
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"You are joking,” the cranky catwalk queen responded. “You are always losing bags and I don't trust you with mine in a million years." When offered passage, with her luggage, on a later flight, Naomi stormed off instead. Perhaps she realized brooms fly faster than commercial airlines.
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Tabloid Tidbits is compiled by Ree Hines and Helen A.S. Popkin.
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