Never ones to let Brandi Glanville enjoy her own very small spotlight of embarrassing reality television, her ex-husband Eddie Cibrian and his current wife LeAnn Rimes want a sitcom about their lives. Starring themselves.
Which is basically just a way to get their own reality show without LeAnn having to disavow the nasty things she once said about how fake such programming is.
With the exception of a minor kerfuffle in February, things have been surprisingly quiet on the LeAnn Rimes/Brandi Glanville home front -- so much so that we thought maybe the women had finally wrung all the press they could out of their messy personal history.
But apparently not. Because it's on again. And this time, LeAnn went for the jugular.
The Brandi Glanville/LeAnn Rimes feud has felt like a never-ending playground slapfight, with Glanville attacking Rimes and Rimes pretending she's too good to respond yet still doing it anyway -- albeit passive-aggressively.
Now, to further appear the victim, Rimes has tasked her representative with telling Brandi Glanville everything she thinks about her. If only so she can be the girl who didn't run to the tabloids.
Since it would be silly to expect LeAnn Rimes to take responsibility for her own inadequacies, she's blaming her dentist for ruining her career.
Eddie Cibrian once pretended to take the high road in the ongoing feud between his current wife, LeAnn Rimes, and his spurned former wife, Brandi Glanville -- but all that “good faith” was thrown to the wayside when Glanville wrote the scathing book 'Drinking & Tweeting.'
So Cibrian took to Instagram to mock her. Of course.
January 24, 2013 Two former American Idol judges (Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez), a legend who sang at Obama's first Inauguration (Aretha Franklin), and the surviving half of Milli Vanilli (Fab Morvan) as well as a handful of other pro singers (Alicia Keys, LeAnn Rimes & Michelle Williams) have stepped up to defend Beyonce's choice to lip-sync the National Anthem.
Four years after the fact, Brandi Glanville is still bitter about her husband Eddie Cibrian ditching her for the mess that is LeAnn Rimes. But in this never-ending public battle, it's almost hard to pick sides -- because while Brandi won't stop bitching about it, LeAnn herself won't shut up about it either.
With another season of 'X Factor' blessedly in the bag and off our television screens, the search begins for new judges to try and save the sinking ship that is this ratings bust of a show.
And if you liked the messy duet that LeAnn Rimes did a few weeks ago, you're in luck -- you may get her on the show full-time. Meanwhile, Jon Bovi Jovi has given a definitive no.
Simon Cowell has never minced words, but he seems to be keeping relatively mum (as in, outright BSing) when it comes to LeAnn Rimes' 'X Factor' performance.
On Wednesday night's 'X Factor,' the remaining contestants were forced to perform celebrity duets totally not of their choosing -- which is pretty rough when you draw the short straw and your partner ends up being LeAnn Rimes.
Remember when she used to sing back in the '90s? Yeah, she should probably stop doing that now.
September 1, 2012
October 31, 2011 LeAnn Rimes' weight has been receiving plenty of attention lately. Fans have approached her in restaurants and told her to eat. Her picture is plastered in every tabloid and rumors swirl she has an
eating disorder. She's taken to her Twitter account many times to try and silence the critics and let the world know she's healthy and not suffering from any eating disorder.
