Sentences with phrase «father of mistress»

Enquirer editor David Perel may prove that John Edwards is the father of mistress Rielle Hunter's child by taking some of the baby's wiped - up poop he supposedly stole and testing its DNA against what found on some glass John Edwards drank from.

Not exact matches

First, he became the father of all those in Arabia (through his mistress» son), and second He became the father of all the Hebrews (through his wife's son).

One of several allegations was the result of «a very responsible Los Angeles individual in a position to know» that claimed Dr King had a mistress in California with whom he fathered a child.

A struggling New York artist living with his black mistress, Peter lacks the sense of vocation, the sense of place, that his father came to know as a small - town teacher.

The mother or the father who pulled some other man's sperm out of his mistress?

When Dana gets cold feet about her engagement — so cold she begins an affair of her own — she moves in indefinitely with her family, and she and Ali become consumed in figuring out who their father's mistress is.

Davies understands the freedom Chris feels when her father dies and she becomes mistress of Blawearie and her own destiny; a freedom he captured in his memories of boyhood in The Long Day Closes.

The film wants us to see how he follows his dreams of writing, which were pushed down in the past, but too much of the film focuses on his relationships with women; one his father's mistress, the other a young woman he wants to impress.

He has an understanding meeting with his stepfather, finds shelter in one of his lofts, and soon is on very good terms with Rachel (Amanda Peet), his father's mistress, who is an artist in every respect, except producing anything that can be considered art.

After King Edward VIII (later known as the Duke of Windsor) abruptly abdicated the British throne in 1936 to marry his mistress, Wallis Simpson, an American, and worse, a two - time divorcee, the succession fell to his brother, who eventually became George VI, the father of Queen Elizabeth II.

«If it please God, and your father and mother, he hopes you will marry him, and become our mistress and Queen of England,» Thomas of Clarence barked, without the slightest attempt at diplomatic finesse.

But it was Louise Bourgeois's other, more turbulent, relationships — those with her mother, her father and his mistress — which provided a creative impulse that endured seven decades and ultimately saw her regarded as one of the world's greatest artists.

It is curious then that a new exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery in Paris, just off the Champs - Elysées on the nightclub - laden rue Ponthieu, called «Picasso and Maya: Father and Daughter,» is full of heartfelt wood sculptures and paper cutouts Picasso made for his daughter Maya, loving and colorful portraits of his shy mistress Marie - Thérèse Walter, and a wall full of rarely seen family photographs: Picasso with his children at the beach, at Christmastime, at a bullfight; Picasso and Maya sitting together, looking at a camera; Picasso and Maya with their dog, Riki, on a Parisian balcony.