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Jenny Mollen responded to backlash over intimate bed photos with her 12-year-old son Sid by joking on the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast that he’s the real 'predator' and that the timing of her split from Jason Biggs may have shaped reactions; she says Sid is aware of the drama, he playfully nicknamed her a 'molester,' and she emphasizes they remain loving co-parents with a still-romantic relationship.
After nearly 20 years together, Jenny Mollen and Jason Biggs announced a divorce but remain civil and deeply connected. On Not Skinny But Not Fat, Mollen said their relationship has changed less than expected, they’re co-parenting and talk frequently, and she still describes their bond as romantic because they’re best friends who love each other, even as they live in separate places and navigate life post-divorce.
Jenny Mollen says her relationship with estranged husband Jason Biggs is still romantic after their divorce announcement, describing their bond as more like a best friendship. She notes they stay connected through their two sons, co-parenting and communicating about schedules, holidays, and life, and says the split feels surreal but they remain on good terms despite living apart.
Jenny Mollen’s divisive Substack essay about being a “boy mom” — in which she describes raising two sons as emotionally high-maintenance, jokes about future daughters-in-law, and even says she wants them to marry women with dead mothers — has sparked widespread online backlash. Critics on Reddit and social media called the piece disturbing and tone-deaf, especially after a viral post featuring her with her son. The column also references her separation from husband Jason Biggs (they’ve split after 18 years but are reportedly on good terms). Mollen has not publicly responded to the backlash as of now.
Jenny Mollen faced heavy social-media backlash after posting intimate bed photos with her 12-year-old son Sid and a now-deleted caption about dating your eldest son. Critics called the posts cringe and inappropriate, though TMZ cited a source saying the snaps show a mother hugging her son. Mollen and Jason Biggs—parents to Sid and Lazlo—recently confirmed their split after 18 years and say they are focused on co-parenting.
Celebrity author Jenny Mollen faced online criticism after sharing photos of her 12-year-old son Sid cuddled with her on a bed. Some commenters criticized the public display, while others defended affection; Mollen linked the backlash to her separation from Jason Biggs. Experts say posting intimate parent-child moments publicly can blur boundaries and invite scrutiny, though context matters.
Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen have reportedly split after nearly twenty years together, with reps confirming the breakup though the couple hasn’t issued a public statement. A source told People they’re on great terms and focused on their two sons, Sid and Lazlo. The couple met during auditions for My Best Friend’s Girl in 2007 and eloped in 2008.
Actress Jenny Mollen discovered she had head lice during a five-hour flight, sharing the experience on Instagram with humor and transparency. Mollen, married to actor Jason Biggs, initially attributed her itchy scalp to perimenopause. After confirming the lice, she treated her home and family, noting her husband had minimal infestation. Social media reactions were mixed, with some criticizing her for not informing the airline. The CDC states lice are common in children and not a health hazard, though they can cause skin irritation.
Actor Jenny Mollen discovered she had head lice after boarding a five-hour flight from Los Angeles to New York City, sharing the experience on Instagram. Mollen, who initially thought her itchy scalp was due to perimenopause, apologized for unknowingly traveling with lice. She later revealed her entire household was infested, with her husband Jason Biggs and their sons also affected. Mollen faced criticism online for flying with lice, but clarified she was unaware of the infestation until on the plane.
Jenny Mollen, actress and wife of Jason Biggs, faced criticism after discovering she had head lice while on a flight from Los Angeles to New York. Mollen shared the incident on Instagram, revealing she initially mistook her itchy scalp for perimenopause symptoms. The revelation sparked backlash from social media users, who criticized her for potentially spreading lice on the plane. Mollen later posted updates about treating the lice infestation at home, which also affected her children and husband.
Actress Jenny Mollen faced backlash on social media after revealing she boarded a flight with head lice, unknowingly spreading the condition to fellow passengers. Mollen, married to actor Jason Biggs, shared her experience in an Instagram video, explaining she initially mistook the itching for perimenopause symptoms. Despite criticism, she defended herself by stating she was unaware of the lice until mid-flight and had since treated her home. Mollen humorously blamed her husband for not noticing the lice earlier.
Actress and author Jenny Mollen faced backlash on social media after revealing she flew on a United Airlines flight with head lice. Mollen shared her experience in a candid Instagram post, admitting she was unaware of the lice until on board. Despite her honesty, followers criticized her decision to travel with an active lice infection, expressing concerns about hygiene and safety. Mollen later clarified she wore a plastic bag on her head during the flight and only realized the issue mid-journey.