Jessica Simpson recently graced Fox with her presence:
While Jessica Simpson didn't write the track "Remember That" on her new album, it still struck a chord when she first listened to the tune about abuse.
"It was one of those moments that just moved me to tears — it's empowering. It's about that woman really standing up for herself in an abusive situation whether it is mental, physical, emotional. Everybody has dealt with abuse in some sort of way," Simpson told Pop Tarts. But something the singer was a little more excited to talk about was becoming an aunt
"I would love to be making records and making babies and hopefully I'm married in 10 years," Simpson added. "I have the dreams of every normal person.
"It was one of those moments that just moved me to tears — it's empowering. It's about that woman really standing up for herself in an abusive situation whether it is mental, physical, emotional. Everybody has dealt with abuse in some sort of way," Simpson told Pop Tarts. But something the singer was a little more excited to talk about was becoming an aunt
"I would love to be making records and making babies and hopefully I'm married in 10 years," Simpson added. "I have the dreams of every normal person.
Yeah, us commoners out here in the world just want to make records and babies and be married. We do nothing else. I wake up every morning and say, "who can I have a baby with today?" and then I make a record. It's awesome and normal, just like Jessica Simpson.
By the sounds of her song "Remember That" (which I'm sure sucks), she was abused by Nick Lachey, to which I say ...it's a shame it didn't do any good. Her country album drops on September 9th, so be sure to go to the store that day and buy bread and milk instead.
To further prove she's just a "normal" person, here's Jessica wearing a large brown papersack. Because that's what we all wear when we're not having babies.
