Eva Longoria: I cry every time I talk about the divorce

Eva Longoria: I cry
Eva Longoria has not yet become used to the new routine, which she gripped in life after her divorce from Tony Parker. The beautiful actress said the topic is still very painful. “I cry every time I talk about the divorce. I still find it difficult. Just trying to get out from it with as much dignity and with as little drama,” says Eva.

Since when is no longer a wife, Eva has a lot more time. “I have to find some new patterns of behavior, because it is still unusual to have so much free time. Just get used to the new routine,” says Eva. In it certainly helps getting used to the new boy Eduardo Cruz, the brother of actress Penelope, who, apparently, is not happy because of their relationship.

Eva and Eduardo in Disneyland

After she celebrated with friends the 36th birthday on thematic party, she decided to continue the celebration with a 25-year-old boyfriend Eduardo Cruz. Specifically, the couple went to Disneyland, and was seen to be, except that had good fun, at almost every step hugging and kissing.

The couple was fun at one of the largest theme parks in the world ended up with purchasing children’s souvenirs, and Eduardo as cavalier was wearing all bags so Eva won’t be tired.


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Billy Ray Cyrus Drops Divorce

BILLY RAY CYRUS DROPS DIVORCE
Billy Ray Cyrus is no longer getting a divorce.


Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus The singer-and-actor says he and his wife Tish - who are parents to "Hannah Montana" star Miley Cyrus - have decided to stay together because his family now feel closer than ever.

He said: "I've dropped the divorce. I want to put my family back together . Things are the best they've ever been."

The "Achy Breaky Heart" star - who also has another daughter Noah, 10 and a son Braison, 16 with Tish - added that he has recovered his father-daughter bond with Miley after speaking out about her recent antics including smoking a legal high through a bong device.

He said: "I feel like I got my Miley back. I feel like we're the daddy and daughter we were before 'Hannah Montana.'"

In October he announced that he was splitting with the mother of his children after 17 years of marriage, before speaking last month of his desire to "mend" his family.

When asked if his daughter's role as the pop princess caused difficulties at home he said the whole experience of fame was to blame.

He told TV show "The View": "'Hannah Montana' didn't ruin my family. Fame did. Sometimes when you get in this ride, you feel like you're strapped to a rocket."


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