Comments on: Why I don’t think Howard K. Stern is the father of Anna Nicole’s baby

By: B.S.

B.S. — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 18:41:28 +0000

It is so obvious that Howard K. Stern is not the father! All of this would be over if he would just submit to a test. He is getting his lawyers involved and advoiding the test because he knows he is not the father of this blonde haired blue eyed baby. Everything that has happened seems to have been carefully choreographed by Howard’s greedy ass. It hasn’t been about the money for Larry, he wanted a test before Anna passed away.

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By: Toby Lee

Toby Lee — Sat, 24 Feb 2007 07:26:15 +0000

The judge goofed. Since Dannielynn is the heir, and he picked somebody to be the heir’s representative, the representative should have been his father … so, therefore, a paternity test should have been done, instead of appointing someone as her guardian “ad whatever”. Stern is a danger to society; he’s a crook, a manipulator, a sneek, etc. – a menace to anyone weak and down on one’s luck – like a drug addict that Anna Nicole (Vicky Lynn) was. He manipulated and used her, and she wasn’t in her right mind. Give Dannielynn’s DNA, asshole! You scum! Give it up! We all hate you!

No, I hated the Anna Nicole Smith show, but now I see what it was all about — the drugs, the manipulation, the exploitation … etc.! It’s sick!

Anyway, Larry’s probably the father, Stern’s an ass and knows he’s not the father and that’s why they moved to the Bahamas to have the baby … and it’s all Stern’s doing!

I’m a spiritual person so I hope he gets his karmically.

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By: RAMMONIA

RAMMONIA — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 04:35:37 +0000

I DONT THINK HE IS THAT BABIES FATHER IT
REALLY LOOK AT THE BABY FACE IT LOOKS LIKE LARRY BIRKHEAD I THINK HOWARD K STERN REALLY KNOWS THE CHILD IS NOT HIS THAT WHY HE WONT TAKE THE TEST HE JUST WANTS ANNA’S MONEY SHE LEFT FOR HER DAUGHTER TAKE THE TEST AND PROVE ME WRONG

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By: crazee

crazee — Sat, 10 Feb 2007 01:55:19 +0000

the only thing ANYONE “NEEDS” is PEACE! What we DON’T NEED is people pointing, blaming, judging, criticizing, knocking us down…just down right spreading poison. Does writing things about people we don’t even know make us feel better? I will admit, I am not too convinced that Howard K Stern was a positive force or had her best interests on his priority list, but really people, let it rest….let HER REST!

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By: Damon

Damon — Wed, 04 Oct 2006 11:21:45 +0000

Howard K Sternis not the father of the child, nor is he and Anna Nicole in any romantic relationship. They have been like brother and sister for years now. She never expressed an interest in him what so ever. This is all too perfectly timed. They should be embarrassed, and of course the truth will come out soon enough. The real father (who had a disagreement with Anna Nicole shortly before the child’s birth) will not let this go. Howard is the LAST person Anna Nicole would be interested in. They’re pals.

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By: Adia

Adia — Tue, 03 Oct 2006 16:17:07 +0000

I am impressed with the theory that Daniel is the father.
I also thought that Celebitchyâ€™s explanation as to why Stern could not be the father was more than conceivable.
By the way – It’s a huge turn off to listen to people argue. I came on here to read celebrity sleaze, not analyze modern family dynamics. On that note, kudos to â€œcall me crazyâ€ for saying take it to a â€œchat roomâ€.

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By: Arden

Arden — Sun, 01 Oct 2006 20:25:59 +0000

Kellie, I agree with you that even though Howard seemed very tired or maybe sedated, he was extremely coherent and expressed himself very well.

As for the argument re: Do kids need a father? I would have to say, Yes, they do need a father, but it should be a good father. It’s probably better to have an absent father, though, rather than one who is abusive, drug addicted or alcoholic and taking no steps to get help.
Still, I can’t believe people are saying that a father isn’t needed. If you look at the majority of crimes committed in this country or if you look at teens who are having babies, strung out on drugs or horribly, hopelessly depressed, guess what the common denominator is in most of the above? Absence of committed fathers!
I still contend it is better to have a mediocre father than no father in a person’s life as that person is growing up. I personally hope Howard K. is the father because Larry B. strikes me as the real opportunist here and someone who is terribly obsessed with Anna N. but not for the right reasons! 35,000 photos of her on his cellphone? C’mon!

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By: rubygirl214

rubygirl214 — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 06:49:46 +0000

I’m with the ones who beleve that you DO NOT need a father in your life!! My friend had a father who beat him constantly, drank, was on heroin and died in the bed of a prostitute. His mother stayed married to him due to her Catholic upbringing. I grew up with a single mom. My dad left when I was 12 for a younger woman, and I had very little contact with him until I was about 20. During that time, I really believe it was for the best because he was a drug addict, and I used to be so angry with my mom for keeping him from seeing us. She was just protecting us. I just thank God she didn’t follow him down the drug path, because we would’ve ended up in foster homes or worse. Personally, I’d much rather have 1 amazing parent than 2 messed up parents. Lots of single parents now. Like it or not, it’s now the norm. Same with gay parents raising children. It’s not about being defensive saying you don’t need a father, because you don’t, it’s more about being more open to what a “Parent” really is. I was in some serious therapy over mine, but in the end I’m grateful I didn’t have to watch my Dad in his rock-bottom phase either, cause that would have been an even bigger tragedy.

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By: elisha

elisha — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 05:28:01 +0000

I actually am hoping that Birkhead is the father. I hate that Stern dude. He has always been so pathetically in love with her, even when she was fat.

Anyway, I am sooo hoping that Birkhead is the dad, so I did some detective work. I found this “open letter from Anna” on her website dated June 4th:

“…I haven’t said who the father is yet. I will when I’m ready. But one of the guys who claims to be might be in for a big suprise. I know a lot more than I did when I used to talk to him. And won’t the media feel foolish?…”

Blah blah all this other stuff about how Stern is her best friend and people are wrong about him… I think that Stern wrote it. Anna has proved she is not so bright and most likely not capable of forming a complete sentence.

So I guess my point is that as far back as June, it seems Stern was trying to manipulate Anna into finally winning her over for good. Writing good things about himself as her on her site and such.

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By: Celebitchy

Celebitchy — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 23:43:15 +0000

Who cares, crazy? This is how the Internet works now. People talk about their personal stuff. We don’t know much about them and their e-mail addresses aren’t even published, so if they want to talk about it more power to them.

In regards to this discussion I think that people can get messed up by their families all sorts of ways. I mean look at Lohan. It doesn’t take an absent or abusive parent to screw up a child’s life, and there are all sorts of functional and dysfunctional families in all genders, numbers, and situtations.

That Oedipal theory is creepy and I am surprised that someone even came up with it. I hope you’re not serious.

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