Christina Milian & Her Beautiful Baby
| Jun 20, 2010 by JENNY SCHAFER |
Absolutely gorgeous!
A radiant Christina Milian stepped out with her adorable 3 1/2-month-old daughter Violet in Los Angeles, Calif. last week. The pair were accompanied by Christina’s mom Carmen as they headed to lunch.
“She looked very happy and she’s a very loving mom,” an onlooker says of Christina. “She kissed the baby at least 30 times in the three hours they were there!”
Violet is the first child for the 28-year old Grammy-nominated singer, while husband The-Dream, (real name Terius Youngdell Nash) has three other children from a previous relationship.
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Chubby little cutie, look at those shoes!
Gorgeous!
So cute and squeezable. You can tell Christina is over the moon with her sweetheart doll baby. Soooo adorable!
Cute baby!
What a cutie...love her chubby little legs.
Aw this is precious!! Christina is soo gorgeous and look at Violet! And one of my friends just got those cute little shoes in white for her baby girl! Cute.
bless them, Christina looks SO happy, and so does Violet.
I don't know much about Christina, but didn't she start out as a Disney starlet type? Eh, I'll just google it.
She is adorable, and that little bow is the cherry to top it off :)
Oh my goodness, that little chubba is too stinkin' cute!!
The order of importance as to breeding should be as follows:
1 Free of genetic disease
2 High intelligence
3 Good looks should be third.
As humans we breed in general very unwisely, we go for looks, wealth then intelligence, what is the good of having these three primaries if there is genetic disease?
If you were breeding live stock you would want them to be free of genetic disease as a primary driver in the selection process, breeding by good looks alone is futile.
Signed Carl Barron
Systems Formalist Designer and Inventor
Chairman of agpcuk
cute baby violet is very beautiful:)
What liberating knodwlege. Give me liberty or give me death.
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