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    Tom, Katie and Suri: Cruising to Fashion's Best List
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    Even if Suri's wardrobe is worth considerably less, it's clear from dozens of photographs that the girl already has some designer taste, ranging from a Burberry coat to specially designed Christian Louboutin kitten heels. "You don't hear of Lourdes [Madonna's daughter] being dressed like that or Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's kids ... You see Maddox [Jolie-Pitt] wearing the same T-shirts. They are kids. Most celebrities want their kids sheltered from this kind of existence. They want them shielded from the media. But it's like they [Cruise and Holmes] are pimping her by putting her so out there." Full Article at ABC News
    You don't hear of Lourdes [Madonna's daughter] being dressed like that or Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's kids ... You see Maddox [Jolie-Pitt] wearing the same T-shirts. They are kids. Most celebrities want their kids sheltered from this kind of existence. They want them shielded from the media. But it's like they [Cruise and Holmes] are pimping her by putting her so out there.
    SOURCE: ABC News 1 month ago
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  1. This report is ridiculous, and simply not true
    SOURCE: ABC News 1 month ago
  2. It has been my dream forever to be in fashion and I'm truly inspired by my daughter, Suri. She just loves dressing up.
    SOURCE: ABC News 1 month ago

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