Coleen McLoughlin Takes In A Wag Shower
COLEEN McLoughlin has been busy.
Much of the McLouhglin week is condensed into a single page in Closer magazine. The highlights:
“I wore this outfit when I went to a hair salon in Liverpool to have my extensions tightened”
“I really like shirt with jeans and I think the look is smart but casual”
“I had such a lovely holiday in Barbados”
“I bought a Matthew Williamson scarf… it’s pastel coloured with a map on it”
Phew!
Now Coleen hot foots it OK!, where she appears on the cover with the Wagtastic Alex Curran and Sheree Kewell.
The conversation inevitably moves on from plate tectonics to Cheryl and Ashley Cole, whom Sheree hopes can “move on”.
The other topic of chatter is Sheree’s baby shower.
There are baby Dior outfits, designer berets and diamond-encrusted dummies. Says Sheree: “I have nothing left to buy.”
How they must have roared with laughter at Sheree’s little joke. More on that next week…
Posted: 21st, February 2008 | In: Back pages, Celebrities, Closer, OK!, Wags & Players Comment (1) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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February 22nd, 2008 at 10:31 am
Puking and pooing babies in expensive designer clothing is a vulgar and obscene display of wealth. What next? Acrylic baby nails, hair extensions for babies, defacing babies with piercings (whoops, they do that already!)???? Babies are just another career opportunity. The pregnancy book, the get back to size 0 work out dvd, having your tots appear with you on stage.
Coleen and the young women of today are false from head to toe, brains included! What happened to bold and individual young people, fresh faced young women and raw and bold young men? They have been replaced by brittle, glossy clones.