All articles tagged with #nepo babies
Jamie Lee Curtis posted an Instagram tribute to her ex Robert Carradine, calling him her ‘first love’ and recalling their public meet-cute and memories together; Carradine died by suicide after a long battle with bipolar disorder, Curtis notes they formed a little family and she remains friends with his daughter Ever and with Melanie Griffith, ending with ‘Rest in speed and humor and love, Bobby.’
Sam Nivola and Cooper Koch discuss their roles in 'The White Lotus' and 'Monsters,' their acting backgrounds, audition experiences, and the complexities of portraying controversial characters, highlighting their dedication and emotional preparation.
The article highlights various celebrity children graduating in 2025, including high school and college graduates from notable families such as the Coppola, Maguire, Evangelista, and Bryant families, among others, with some contemplating their future paths.
Kaia Gerber admits to being "starstruck" by her mom, Cindy Crawford, after watching 'The Supermodels' docu-series, realizing the extent of her mother's iconic status. She discusses her upbringing, insisting that her parents never pushed her into anything and made efforts to maintain a sense of normalcy despite their fame. Gerber also acknowledges the nepo baby label and the advantages of having parents in the same industry, while accepting that it's a topic that won't fade away.
This article looks back at some of the wildest and most chaotic moments involving Hollywood's privileged offspring, or "nepo babies," from the past year. From Noah Cyrus skipping her mom's wedding for a Walmart run to Brooklyn Beckham's culinary mishaps, these incidents provided some levity and entertainment in an otherwise depressing time. Other notable moments include Teddi Mellencamp's awkward confrontation at BravoCon, Bryce Dallas Howard's misleading claims about her acting origins, and Kim and Kourtney Kardashian's dramatic phone call.
Wealthy children of Hollywood celebrities, known as "nepo babies," are purchasing multi-million dollar "starter homes" in Los Angeles, with some receiving financial assistance from their famous families. The trend of early homeownership among the affluent is becoming more normalized, as real estate is seen as a secure investment and a way to transfer wealth from one generation to the next. The children often buy homes that are smaller but similar in style to their parents' properties, and some families strategically acquire neighboring properties to create their own compounds. Teaching children about real estate investing is seen as a way to impart wealth management skills.