 Heath Ledger Photos and News - August 29, 2008
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| Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie reportedly asked for a 95 percent discount on a Texas hotel. The pair - who have four children and are said to be expecting twins - wanted to stay at the Hyatt Lost Pines Resort and Spa near Austin in Texas while Brad was shooting 'Tree of Life', but were stunned to find out the suite cost $2,000 a night. |
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| Heath Ledger would have celebrated his 29th birthday Friday, but instead the day of his birth came and went with friends trying to come to grips with the actor's death. Ledger died on January 22 of an accidental mixture of prescription drugs. In Australia, the Ledger family kept a low profile on Heath's birthday and no notices were placed in the newspaper. Friends of the family said the family was getting by day-by-day. |
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| Reports Heath Ledger fathered a love child are "in no way true", says the alleged mother's husband. Following an interview with the late actor's uncle it was widely reported Heath had an 11-year-old daughter from a relationship he had with a 25-year-old woman when he was just 17. |
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| Heath Ledger's secret love child is not his. According to the woman he had reportedly gotten pregnant back in his teen years, reports saying that the late actor is her daughter's father is baseless. The "Brokeback Mountain" actor's uncle, Hadyn Ledger, recently revealed that Heath was just 17 when he had an affair with an older 25-year-old woman who only discovered she was pregnant after the relationship ended. |
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| Reports from Down Under are that one of Heath Ledger's estranged uncles is claiming the late actor may have fathered a love child when he was a teenager. The uncle claims Ledger was 17-years-old and dating a 25-year-old woman who became pregnant and later gave birth to a baby girl, even though she was living with another man at the time. The reports about a love child surfaced in Australia's Daily Telegraph with the estranged uncle claiming "a very real possibility that Heath was the father." |
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| Fake Heath Ledger memorabilia on the loose. Movie merchandise on the late actor's Batman film "The Dark Knight" that are currently being sold are definitely fake, Warner Bros. Pictures warn. Products featuring Ledger on his last completed film have been making its way into eager buyers and fans. However, the film studio behind the Batman film cautions the public on buying the merchandise. |
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