Trisha Yearwood

PHOTO: Trisha Yearwood Dons Milk Mustache

Originally posted 07/30/2008 04:30PM

When she isn't recording blockbuster country hits, raising three daughters, cooking up a storm or being the glamorous wife of Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood is ... drinking milk.

Yearwood, whose cookbook hit No. 3 on the New York Times Bestseller list in April, is the latest celebrity to sport the white mustache in her "Got Milk?" ad campaign which debuts in August magazines.

"I grew up on a farm, so I've been singing milk's praises my whole life," the Georgia-raised Yearwood, 43, says in the ad.

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Garth Brooks's New Job Is Stay-at-Home Dad

Originally posted 06/26/2008 01:50PM

Garth Brooks has a new career: Mr. Mom.

While on CBS's Early Show Thursday to promote her new album, Heaven, Heartache and the Power of Love, Brooks's wife, Trisha Yearwood, addressed Brooks's latest endeavor.

"He's a great dad, you know. He loves his girls and he realizes that it's important to be there every day," said Yearwood, 43, referring to the 46-year-old Brooks's children from his first marriage: Taylor, 15; August, 14; and Allie, 11. "And so that's what he's doing, and I'm proud of him for it."

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Trisha Yearwood: I Was Scared of Garth's Kids

Originally posted 11/20/2007 03:05PM

When Trisha Yearwood married Garth Brooks in 2005, she also got an instant family with his daughters from his first marriage – which she now admits was nerve-wracking at first.

"It [was] scary. I'm madly in love with this guy, and this is the deal. So, I was really scared of them at first," she said on The View Tuesday, of Brooks's children, Taylor, 15, August, 13, and Allie. 11.

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How Garth Surprised Trisha With a Proposal

Originally posted 06/01/2005 04:00PM

Despite living with Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood was completely taken by surprise by his May 25 proposal before a crowd of 7,000 at Buck Owens's Crystal Palace in Bakersfield, Calif.

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What Challenges Uma Thurman?

Originally posted 02/15/2005 06:00AM

Uma Thurman's life seems glamorous – movie premieres (such as for Be Cool, her film with John Travolta, opening March 4), fabulous clothes, jet-setting vacations. But really, she's another single working mom trying to balance career and kids. "It's really, really hard," she says. "Actually, my ex-husband (Ethan Hawke) said to me the other day that I clearly was someone who wanted to be a full-time mother, and still wanted to be an actress, and that I kept insisting I could do it, but I couldn't. I try to give all of myself." And if a job's not in her hometown, fuhgeddaboutit. "Whatever parts I may have played around the world, I don't even know what they were, because New York City was the only location that I was going to work in this year. And I don't know how long I can do that – it's a very difficult balance," she says. "I don't want to quit, I love what I do. It's just something I'm fighting for, to try to find a way to keep my foot in the business satisfactorily and still be creative and stimulated, and take care of my children."

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