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What do you think of little Tyler's red carpet photo gallery?
One British mom has taken celebrity-worship to a new level, toting her infant daughter to red-carpet events to get photos with the stars.
Little Tyler Sercombe, who just turned one, has quite the baby album. She's met more than 130 celebrities: Tom Cruise, Meryl Streep, Elton John, Tom Hanks, Johnny Depp and many more. While Tyler seems blissfully apathetic to the celebrity wattage, the expressions on the celebrities' mugs are pretty priceless -- ranging from Reese Witherspoon's "Oh look, a cute baby!" to Daniel Craig's "Who is this baby and why am I getting my picture taken with it?" deer-in-headlights stare. Apparently, posing with babies wasn't part of 007's training.
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Tyler's mom (or "mum," in British-speak) Donna Sercombe uses a wheelchair, so is able to stake out prime spots at red-carpet events, according to The Sun tabloid, which first published the pictures. According to The Sun, she named her daughter after Brad Pitt's Tyler Durden character in "Fight Club" -- because who wouldn't want to name their baby after a violent, (spoiler alert!) imaginary sociopath?
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Reece Witherspoon with baby Tyler and her star-struck mom, Donna
Commenters on The Sun's website took star-struck Donna to task for bringing a baby out late at night in cold weather (in many photos, you can tell everyone is bundled up against the cold).
"This is wrong on so many levels," one anonymous comenter griped. "The premieres end around 10 pm so this poor baby at 2 months old has been up all sorts of ungodly hours by the time she gets home?"
Others defended Donna against the haters: "So what if she wants to get harmless pictures taken with celebrities, at least she is happy and spending time with her child, which is more than can be said for many mothers," one wrote.
What do you think of Donna and Tyler's red-carpet baby album?
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Not my thing, but I think it's kind of cute... What a scrapbook she can make for that baby...
The highlight of that article was the picture of Reese Witherspoon. She's crazy beautiful...
Only his proctologist has seen that look on Daniel Craigs face before...
I would LOVE to be Daniel Craig's proctologist!
File that under TMI SYLVI212
Poor little girl ... has to go through life with a male's name. Why can't people figure out that there is nothing wrong with gender specific names?!
And there is nothing wrong with non-gender specific names either!!
There are tons of names that are dual gender
Alex, Taylor, Payton, Aaron/Erin, Jesse, Devyn, Riley, Casey, Harley, Quinn
Whats wrong with naming your baby what you want to name them?/Why can't you get over a 2nd grade notion of what a name "should be"
Whats with all this hippy "be who you want to be" bullcrap. Boys are boys and girls are girls. It's as simple as that. Call me crazy. God this country has no standards anymore.
That's a TOTALLY feminine name: just think of Tyler Perry.
Whats your point?
"uses a wheelchair" instead of uses her... Does she only sit in a wheelchair to get in the front and isn't actually handicapped???? I think I have more of a problem with that (if that is the case) than anything.
Don't want stars in my baby albums.... just loving adults who support the kids. But if George Clooney supports that kid, kudos to him.
Part of me thinks this is ridiculous. I'd never take my baby out in super cold weather and I probably wouldn't take my baby out late at night either. But, part of me think s it's really cute too, and one late night here and there isn't a big deal.
Since when do two month old children sleep at night anyway? Most new parents are up all night for at least six months. This activity might actually wear the baby down and let her sleep. Give the gal a break!
I was thinking that, too! I used to think the moms that had their babies at Wal-Mart at 2am were horrible, then my stepmom had kids and told me sometimes you just have to take them out in the middle of the night for them to go to sleep! This is kinda the same thing, except with a way cooler souvineer than anything you could get at walmart!
She's in a pram in that picture with George Clooney...she is definitely warm. My baby had one, and it would make her sweat! ALSO, I agree with scmathisen, most 2 months olds are up late anyway. Pretty hard to have a good schedule at that point. People need to find something else to whine about.