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Jenny McCarthy: "Jim Carrey is ignoring my autistic son!"



Jenny McCarthy couldn't help but get emotional during her Howard Stern interview when the host asked after her ex, Jim Carrey.

McCarthy, who dated the 50-year-old comedian for more than five years, says Carrey has completely turned his back on McCarthy's autistic son Evan, 10, following their 2010 split.

"I've tried to ask [Jim] numerous times [to see Evan], because my son still asks," McCarthy, 39, told Stern, adding that Evan tells her he misses Carrey "almost weekly."

McCarthy revealed that, while she doesn't feel like she can communicate with Carrey herself, she's gone through "channels" in an attempt to convince the actor to talk to her son.

"I haven't [reached out directly] . . . I think that sometimes people need to take a real break from each other," she explained. "But I still love him. I think you can love people from a distance and respect him. But as a mother, you just hope when you have a relationship with someone, it has nothing to do with the child when you break up."

Added the former Playboy model, "I tell [Evan] that someday you'll cross paths, meet again. . . [but] it's hard. He's been in therapy. It's a process, he's working on it."

Even though she hates the impact her breakup has had on her child, McCarthy says she still doesn't regret her and Carrey's decision to part ways.

"As you get older, Howard, you kind of get to see things more clearly," McCarthy explained about moving on. "Hopefully you get happier [over time], and I am so much happier."


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livesamantha 8th-Jun-2012 04:21 am (UTC)
I'm not on either side but your comments have been pretty immature and rude even to people who haven't replied to you. You may feel strongly about this but you are just making it look bad.
forcestrong 8th-Jun-2012 04:39 am (UTC)
Gurl, stop. Calling out someone defending Jenny McCarthy's anti-vaccine insanity should be done at every opportunity. A major reason anyone's vaccination is worth while is herd immunity. Every goof nugget that repeats a myth that's been proven false should be shut down before they convince any one else to skip shots because it has consequences for all of us.

If you think laughing at someone who cites psychics from the Victorian age as reason to believe a giant Big Pharma conspiracy to keep us all sick is immature, then how about you skip my comments.
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