Ryan Phillippe and Abbie Cornish were in the stands to see Deacon's Little League game in LA on Saturday afternoon. Usually Reese Witherspoon is the one bringing Deacon to baseball, but Ryan took over while she spent her weekend in NYC with Jake Gyllenhaal. Ava was also rooting for her brother when she wasn't chatting with a friend, while Abbie and Ryan offered a few pointers to Deacon from the sidelines.
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Ryan and Reese separated in Oct. 2006 and their divorce was final in June 2008. Could you please stop referencing Reese in every story about Ryan? It's damn irritating. If there's someone hiding in a cave somewhere who doesn't know that they were married at one time and that they have two children, I doubt if that person has Internet access.
1Pop only mentioned Reese them because she's usually the one that takes them to baseball since she's filming a film about that as well.
Pop did nothing wrong, in my opinion.
2Sorry about the them* in my post.
3Why can't the paparazzi leave them alone when they are with their kids - it's hard enough keeping your mind on the game when crazy people with cameras are stalking your parents!
4They both seem like good parents. Good for Ryan staying so involved with his kids some guys when they move on are so lax about doing things with their kids.
5I agree, SKC Sparkle. Going to a kids' baseball game to take photos is downright creepy.
6Abbie looks cute here.
7how cute are they? it seems like everyone's really managed to make this situation work. i think that we were all upset a while back when reese and ryan broke up but it seems to be for the best since everyone is so happy now. i'm actually warming up to abbie more and more
8cute coat
9Abbie Cornish has been looking better dressed lately. I agree that she looks cute here.
10They're a hip family like Gwen and Gavin.
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