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Jenny McCarthy and Jim Carrey have been together forever it seems but they are content in not being married for right now.

“We say ‘never,’ but I don’t know,” she said. “Maybe for tax purposes, someday, when we are old. That’s what we keep joking — like, when we are 70! But for now, we’re fine. We are really fine!”

I think that if you really love each other like these two it shouldn’t matter. And Jenny is starting to get excited about being a grandmother.

“I love it! I love, love, love it. I think I’m going to be the awesome grandma, the world’s best, is what I say.”

I think she will be the world’s best too.

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“Mother-in-laws can get annoying once you have a baby because they’re trying to tell you how to raise your baby, and I don’t like anyone telling me how to raise my baby. So I have to learn how to just stay out of it and keep my mouth shut and only give advice when needed. I think that’s what makes a cool grandma – to shut up!” -Jenny McCarthy on becoming a grandmother to Jim Carrey’s daughter, Jane’s new baby.  Jane is due in the next three weeks.

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Jenny McCarthy and Jim Carrey were out last night at the 2009 Visionary Ball in Beverly Hills. The beautiful couple were there to support the Department of Neurosurgery to establish dedicated seed grants and to engage some of the world’s foremost talent to make significant breakthroughs in brain injury, brain tumor treatment, and human cognition research.

Jenny and Jim make an amazing couple. They seem to always have to fight off the marriage rumors though. I guess we can only hope.

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Jenny McCarthy has brought her son, Evan, so far with his Autism. She even says she has cured him. She recently did an interview with Cookie magazine where she talked about Evan, the fight against vaccines and Jim Carrey. Here are the highlights:

On her boyfriend, Jim Carrey: “It’s wacky-weird that not only does [Carrey] not want to get married, which I love, but he also doesn’t want to have more kids, which I love.”

On Amanda Peet, who once used the word “parasites” to describe mothers who don’t vaccinate their children: “I think vaccines are one of the greatest things ever invented. I used to be [Peet] before I had a kid with autism. We (Generation Rescue, an advocacy and research organization of which McCarthy and Carrey are board members) are pro–safe vaccine. Vaccines are just not one size fits all. If you gave everyone in the world penicillin, there would be some adverse effects for some people, and possibly deaths.”

On her worst moments with Evan’s seizures and autism: “I ran out of my house and into my driveway and screamed at the top of my lungs to God to just take him away, because I loved him so much and he was in so much pain.”

On the sacrifices she doesn’t make for motherhood: “Date night. Even if you’re like, ‘No one can handle my kid’ -bullsh–! You find someone.”

I think no matter what, even if we don’t agree on her stance, we have to admit that she’s done something about what she believes in. And that makes me look up to her.

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Jenny McCarthy spent her July 4th hanging out at the beach in Malibu with son, Evan, and boyfriend, Jim Carrey. It seems really windy and cold there. I would want to be swimming if I was beside the water.

On behalf of KnockedUpCelebs I hope that you are enjoying your time with family this weekend.  Have a safe and happy holiday.

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Jenny McCarthy is one hot momma. And she shows that off in the latest issue of Shape magazine. In the magazine she talks about her post pregnancy body, her son and her boyfriend, Jim Carrey. Here are the highlights:

On her post pregnancy weight loss through the Weight Watchers program: “I thought I might be 170 when I left the hospital, but no, I was 200! [Weight Watchers] taught me portion control and to be conscious of what I put into my mouth.”

On moving from sex-kitten to mom: “In 2002, when my son, Evan, was born, I dialed back that whole sex-kitten thing. And then when I went public about his autism, I gained credibility as a passionate mom.”

On boyfriend Jim Carrey: “Being around Jim is like having a front-row seat to the best play you can imagine—every day”

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Jenny McCarthy and son, Evan, were spotted at the Totspot.com Launch at the Treehouse Social Club in Los Angeles yesterday.

In an interview with MomLogic at the event she talked about what it’s like being a single mom, saying that she still holds the ship and she can make the rules and stay in control of her household. She also said that Jim Carrey has been the only boyfriend that Evan has met. Jenny and Jim are for sure the best people for Evan.

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Amanda Peet has decided to do a PSA on the vaccination of your children. Amanda has went under fire for choosing to have her child vaccinated but says she researched the pros and cons and decided it was the right thing for her family. Here is a statement from the web site that is hosting this PSA:

Amanda wants to ensure that all new parents are equipped with the information they need to make important decisions regarding their children’s immunizations. She and ECBT have worked together to create a comprehensive Web site – www.vaccinateyourbaby.org – which helps parents navigate the science and answers their tough questions about vaccines. ECBT has also created these public service announcements, in cooperation with the AAP, to notify parents about the Web site and remind them about the importance of timely immunizations.

Again, it really comes down to what you personally find is right for your family. I think it’s great that both Amanda and Jenny McCarthy can show us both sides of the story.

Personally, I know when it came to my children I never thought twice about getting them vaccinated. I know I had had a friend that was not vaccinating her children and I didn’t feel that it’s right.

Jenny McCarthy and son, Evan, were spotted at the “Backyardigans Live!” Breakfast Benefit for Malaria No More Saturday in Los Angeles. It’s so nice to see Evan smiling and having fun with his mom.

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Jenny McCarthy hasn’t kept it a secret that she feels that she has helped her son recover from Autism. She blames the MMR vaccine was to blame for the disease and she says the strict diet of no wheat-and-dairy-free has helped her son to be what he is now. A normal six year old.

“Before the vaccination, he was huggy, lovey, snuggly,” she says in the newest issue of Us Weekly. “Then it was like someone came down and stole him.”

[Jenny] remembers when Evan began to come out of his shell while watching a SpongeBob episode. “I heard Evan laugh…I jumped on the bed and started screaming.” She adds, “When he finally hugged me, I prayed, ‘Please God don’t let this be the only time.’”

She explains why she has become such an advocate to Autism,

“I made a deal with God,” she explains. “I said, ‘You fix my boy, you show me the way and I’ll teach the world how I did it.’”

I am so glad that she has found a cure to Autism but I think parents should do research before they decide not to vaccinate their children. I think everyone is different. I decided to vaccinate my children, I didn’t think twice about it. People should be educated about both.

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