OlderThandie Newton's Kids Day Out
Thandie Newton and her two adorable daughters — Ripley, 7, Nico, 2 1/2, spend the day at Studio City Farmer’s Market in Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon.
FYI: The British actress named her daughter Ripley after the character played by Sigourney Weaver in 1979′s Alien and Nico after the cult singer of The Velvet Underground fame. Their father is English writer and director Ol Parker, who Thandie has been married to since 1997.
In movie news, Thandie, 34, has been busy filming the Guy Ritchie-directed film RocknRolla costarring Gerard Butler and Jeremy Piven.
10+ pictures inside of Thandie and her kids…
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Photos: Adrian Varnedoe,PacificCoastNews.com Posted to: Celebrity Babies, Nico Parker, Ol Parker, Ripley Parker, Thandie Newton
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wow…the hair
wow all im goin 2 say
theyre so cute
Didn’t know she had kids. How could she push 2 out with that tiny body of hers? lol
Guess comb is not a popular thing in that household, pretty kids thou.
I didn’t even know she had kids …
and they look so cute, just like her, who is the father ? I wonder what he looks like.
And the hair to too funny.. and cute!
Thandie is so pretty. The kiddos are cute.
I knew about her children but hadn’t seen pics of them since they were babies. Wow time flies. Did you all know that Thandie is African royalty via her mother who is a Princess?
cute kids
please COMB their hair..they look like old little thandie’s.
The kiddies hair is OUT OF CONTROL!! Is that for Halloween? I hope so.
Her grill needs fixing on pic 5 and her legs are the size of a pencil.
Gurl control those kids nap.py wild @ss hair. Get some oil on it. Queen bergamont grease and some rubber bands.
wow her younger daughter is soo cute
For having a bi-racial mum and a white dad I would have thought these kids would be much paler than they are! I’ll never understand genes.
Nico looks just like Thandie. But seeing this child’s hair, nobody better poke fun of Zahara J-P’s hair.
lol her kids always have hair issues.
# thats genetics for you.
BEAUTIFUL girls!!!!! Their gorgeous features and faces would shine and sparkle even more if Thandie combed their hair. They look as if they just rolled out bed. I can understand the chore of combing through a full head of hair (I am African American and my husband is German), and my youngest daughter has my genes – full head of hair just not as kinky as mine, but none the less, a chore to fix, particularly since I do not relax, etc. But this does not mean that you have to have your children going out looking like their hair has not been combed (for days none the less) – even Ripley’s hair looks unattended (it is time to redo the braids). Also, the girls look even more ragged in the clothes they are wearing! Please Thandie, unfortunate as it is, you must “REPRESENT” – there are so few of us in the spotlight!
What IS it with people and hair?? Many Caucasian kids as well have wild or unruly hair until they’re of an age where it’s long enough to control with gadgets (and not do any damage). Just WTF is the big deal, or is ethnicity or unconventionality to be stomped on at all times, even when on a kid’s head?
i didn’t know she have kids, that’s the first y’all, they’re cute, love the hair hehe.
omg, the little kid’s hair is so cool. it’s a blonde afro. and i don’t get why people always tell the celebs to fix their kids’ hair, all kids hate it when people comb their hair no matter what “race” they are. it’s only natural. no big deal people, they’re still cute.
Her kids is beautiful! I love their hair! It reminds me of “Freedie” on a different World! I think that her name is Cree Summer! WOW!
To G550 and HAHA (and any others that say that the hair is no big deal)…it should not be…but unfortunately it is! We live in a society that places so much emphasis and judgement on looks and these days, unfortunately, on babies of celebrities. It is even more of an issue with people of ethnicity, as they (we) are unfortunately judged first on appearance (skin, hair, clothing, etc…as much as people want to think not or live in a world of make believe). And FYI…the blonde afro is gorgeous…there is just a way to do it without the hair looking completely uncombed (take of look at Jada Pinkett Smith’s/Will Smith’s daughter when her hair is “out”). It is hard to upkeep a child’s hair (I have enough keeping up with my own on a daily basis), but as stated earlier, we live in a society that judges. Why create an additional issue that the children will have to endure?…and trust me…not dealing with a full head of thick, lucious, gorgeous hair on a daily basis, only leaves a HUGE headache and lots of tears when you do (especially for a child)!
@ All the caucasians that don’t get it..
#1 That type of hair has to be braided. Unlike Caucasian hair, if uncombed you can just pass your hand through it, curly hair is harder to manage, no matter how mixed you are. This is the point where these girls start having issues with their identity. It is easy for them to hate themselves because of it. I KNOW IT IS HARD FOR YOU TO UNDERSTAND, BUT MAYBE YOU HAVE TO BE BLACK TO GET IT..
All during Slavery African/African Americans have been told that their hair is not the norm and have been made to feel bad about it. So yes, hair is a fixation in the AA community.
Another kid’s hair that makes me scream is Henry Samuels (Klum).. Of course the hair is adorable, but if it isn’t tamed, it would be difficult to manage.
Hair grooming in the black community has a lot to do with establishing self esteem..
Thandie is growing on me. Better her than all this Zac Vanessa or Angelina pics.
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