Ok Magazine

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I love how everyone is still fixated on the whole Jennifer-Brad-Angelina..or should I say Brangelina ordeal. "Jennifer's FINALLY ready to have a kid, Jennifer scares the men away with her Brad obsession" It never amazes to surprise me that there are people out there who actually reads this..and believes it. If Ok Magazine was reliable, I think Jennifer would have 10 kids and 5 ex-husbands by now.

Notice the words "it's a bump!" appear on the cover, but it doesn't actually say "baby bump," because it's really just an egg salad and 4 cocktails waiting to be digested. What's ironic is that while the main cover states "Pregnant at 40," below that, the deck insinuates that she's ready to be pregnant at 40. Later in the article, a source says that if Jennifer's not pregnant now, she will be in the very near future, because she's "set her heart" on getting pregnant before her 41st birthday. Doesn't that just contradict .. well just about everything?

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