People USA — August 21, 2017

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ForAugust 21, 2017

Q&A

‘I feel like this

fame thing is

going to come

to an end sooner

than we think.

I’m getting the

bug again,

where I just want

to run away.’

— KYLIE JENNER,

on paying the price

for life in the spotlight,

onLife of Kylie

‘This doesn’t

bring me

shame.’

—AARON CARTER,

coming out as

bisexual,

on Twitter

‘We’re even more

in love, more full

of potential and

more excited

about our future.

We look at each

other with the

wonder of a child

and I’m in awe of

us everyday!’

—ALICIA KEYS,

celebrating her seventh

anniversary with

husband Swizz Beatz,

on Instagram

‘I’d rather them be

nuclear physicists or

brain surgeons. But

I can’t control that.

So if they want

to be entertainers,

I’ll support it.’

—NICK CANNON,

on twins

Moroccan and

Monroe, to

E! News

Toni

Collette

The Australian actress,

44, stars in the new

comedyFun Mom Dinner

Why did you want

to do this film?

It’s about these women

not only connecting with

each other unexpectedly

but connecting with

themselves in a new way.

And I wanted to have fun.

I had the time of my life.

How did the shoot go?

I’m hopeless at night;

I just can’t stay up late.

But I loved all these women.

In one scene, Bridget

[Everett] and I literally

peed ourselves because we

were laughing so much.

What does a girls’ night

out entail for you?

Good food, good wine

and swimming in the

ocean with no clothes on.

I love a skinny dip!

How has becoming a

mom changed you?

I amso in love with my kids.

I named my [9-year-old]

daughter Sage because

she was already teaching

me in the womb. And

my little guy [Arlo, 6]

is so authentically

himself—I want to protect

that. I just can’t imagine

my life without them.

—JULIE JORDAN

‘When you get married...you

think there’s no greater love.

...And then you have a baby,

and it’s just next-level love.’

—BEHATI PRINSLOO,

on starting a family with

Adam Levine, toPeople

‘She was like,
“Please, can I watch
a real movie?”
We’re like, “Fine! Just
put onMoana!”’
—CHANNING TATUM,
on showing daughter Everly
his and wife Jenna’s movieStep
6 Up,onJimmy Kimmel Live

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