How long is a sufficient time to bounce back from a failed relationship? Can healthy relationships really happen while a person is in the rebound phase?
This question came up from the whole Evelyn Lozada new baby/new fiancee' news. The former basketball, then football, and now baseball "wife" just gave birth to a baby boy with LA Dodgers baseball star Carl Crawford and her older daughter Shaniece by her side.
Back when she was six months preggo, there was speculation of her relationship with Crawford when a Twitter conversation between Ochocinco and a fan surfaced where the fan said he saw Evelyn with Crawford at his job.
The allegations of their relationship were denied until the last trimester of her pregnancy. Now with the birth of their new son, I was curious of whether the old saying of "the quickest way to get over a man is to get under a new one" is a truthful rule of thumb. It's usually a Hollywood norm to see people bounce from relationships, but given the recent controversy of Evelyn and Chad's violent episodes, I ask again is it okay to move on with someone else so soon after a split, let alone conceive a child?
I feel like Evelyn is in marriage/family mode and realizes her biological clock is ticking. She might have honestly wanted to hurry up and take advantage of the eggs that are still functioning.
Either way, she's a gorgeous MILF. Wishing her all the best.
