Baby-to-be reunites Renner with his model ex-girlfriend
Now it can be told: Jeremy Renner has a house guest: Vancouver model Sonni Pacheco, his ex-girlfriend, is expecting his child and has moved into his L.A. home, reports the National Enquirer.
These two met on the set of Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol, were a couple for a while below the media radar, split up — and now this.
Renner is said to be delighted at the prospect of first-time fatherhood, even under these circumstances. Nobody has said anything about what happens next, although I guess certain parts are fairly obvious.
He’s 42. She’s 22. Spotlight couple: Demi Moore has been spotted out and around in L.A. with a new boytoy — well, young adult toy — in Harry Morton, a restaurant guy who is heir to the Hard Rock Café empire and who founded a restaurant chain called Pink Taco.
The N.Y. Post says the two were holding hands and seemed tightly connected during a visit to an art gallery. The two have known each other for years, and recently took a holiday in Mexico together.
She’s 50. He’s 31.
Not long now till the Super Bowl, so there’s a shower of Super-Bowlads news. Advertising Age had some details:
CBS has “more or less” sold all the available ad time, at roughly $3.75 million per minute. The usual suspects will advertise. GoDaddy. com returns. Celebs in various ads include Kate Upton, Psy, Amy Poehler, Tracy Morgan, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Usher.
While I’m at it, here are some assorted non-football marketing tidbits:
Christina Ricci is working with a company called Make Up Forever and will allegedly design a cosmetics bag for the company.
Yes, that’s Vanessa Paradis, who spent 14 years with Johnny Depp until last summer, in those new fashion ads for H&M. Vanessa used to help sell Chanel cosmetics and handbags.
Nice work if you can get it: Golfer Nick Faldo will be the 2013 “brand ambassador” for Glenmorangie Scotch. Meanwhile in Ireland: Kerry county council has voted 5-3 to relax the drunk-driving rules for rural people, in an effort to fight depression and suicide.
The idea is that people who can go to the pub, instead of being cooped up in a lonely farmhouse, will be more cheerful.
By an amazing coincidence, the guy who proposed this to the council, Danny Healy-Rae, happens to own a pub. The rule would allow people to drive in certain areas after they’ve had two or three drinks, a looser number than Ireland’s new general limit.
“They’re travelling in very minor roads,” Healy-Rae argues, “often on tractors, with very little traffic, and it’s not right they’re being treated the same as the rest of the travelling public.” News you need: Adele still has not announced the name of her son, now three months old; hubby Simon Konecki, the dad, has been equally mum (see what I did there?).
But then, the other day, she was spotted in Hollywood wearing a little gold necklace with the word Angelo on it. The Sun, in England, then got Nameless Insider to confirm that that is indeed the nipper’s name.