Plus: Madonna divorce rumors; Diddy wants to meet the Queen
A source familiar with the plans for the chosen twins’ nursery says that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie had a difficult time settling on a design for the room. Like many a Hollywood couple, they initially consulted with representatives of Beverly Hills' baby store Petit Tresor for a plan, but when Pitt and Jolie couldn’t come to an agreement on theme, a psychic was brought in to settle on a plan.
“It’s totally true,” says a source familiar with the meeting. “The psychic was to determine the ‘vibe’ of the twins.”
Apparently it was determined the vibe was more girly than modern.
“Brad wanted a nursery filled with furniture with ‘clean lines’ sort if ’60s modern and lots of natural wood colors and whites," the source says. “Angelina was much more interested in creating a classic European nursery.”
The end result: Petit Tresor got to work stocking the nursery with organza bassinets with pink bows, pink Versailles-style cribs with matching changing tables and armoires, and custom-made crystal chandeliers made in France. The source reports that the total cost of the nursery is actually less than what has been reported thus far. “(The reported) $140,000 is a bit high," the source says. “It may only be about $100,000.” Bargain!
Diddy’s waiting on Windsor Palace invite
Diddy wants to meet the Queen of England, according to reports from the U.K.’s Telegraph newspaper. The rap mogul (who is not, despite reports, reverting back to his former name of Puff Daddy) thinks it’s about time he met Queen Elizabeth II, and he’s a little confounded as to why it hasn’t happened yet.
“I don’t know why I’ve never met her,” Diddy told the paper. “She’s never invited me to the palace — not yet anyway.” When a rep was approached about whether there’s any royal rendezvous in the works, there was “nothing to add.”
Madonna divorce rumors
Nearly every month rumors about Madonna and Guy Ritchie heading toward divorce surface, and this month is no different. Talk that the Material Girl has met with Paul McCartney’s divorce lawyer is untrue, and any talk at all about Madonna and Ritchie splitting is inaccurate as well. Madonna’s longtime rep Liz Rosenberg was very clear on the matter. “Totally not true,” she says.