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"  Sadie Frost, aka Jude Law&amp;#039;s ex has a book coming out next month\u2014and rumor has it she&amp;#039;s sharing ALL when it comes to life with Law. Apparently, she blames Jude for contributing to her post-partum depression, as well as sharing other secrets best saved for a shrink\u2014or a divorce lawyer. An intense legal battle was fought over the book&amp;#039;s publication\u2014Jude was opposed, hinging on the fact he didn&amp;#039;t want images of his children to be featured. Sadie apparently removed the images\u2014as well as a few passages\u2014but the question is, do you think it&amp;#039;s fair when celebs open up about their exes? Or do you think some things should be kept secret? And, of course, the same question applies to Eat, Pray, Love. (Saw the movie last night!) While I loved Billy Crudup&amp;#039;s character, as Liz&amp;#039;s hapless first husband, I couldn&amp;#039;t help but wonder how Elizabeth Gilbert&amp;#039;s real ex-husband, Michael Cooper, felt about his big-screen portrayal. He was supposed to pen his own variation of events, but apparently, the manuscript got scrapped because it wasn&amp;#039;t as &amp;quot;racy&amp;quot; as anticipated. So, from Eat, Pray, Love to Jude and Sadie, what do we think? Do we want to see the inside of a marriage that&amp;#039;s falling apart? Or should some things remain sacred, even after vows are broken? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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