Unwed Teen Moms Unite!

Elin Nordegren may be joining a not-so-fun club

(NEWSER) - This may explain why Elin Nordegren is sticking around: She’s pregnant, possibly four months along, according to some sources. Olivia Allin finds her seven celebs with poorly timed pregnancies to commiserate with, on The Frisky :

1. Bridget Moynahan: Getting pregnant just before your boyfriend (Tom Brady) dumps you for a supermodel (Gisele)…that’s gotta suck.
2. Jamie Lynn Spears: Not only was she just 16, she had a show for tweens on Nickelodeon…and her mom was writing a book touting her own parenting skills. Um, awkward!

Britney's kid sis moves back in with mom

(NEWSER) - Jamie Lynn Spears has dumped her baby daddy and is dating a 28-year-old Louisiana businessman. Britney's baby sister, who had a baby of her own at 16, has left the Mississippi home she shared with Casey Aldridge last month, reports People . Spears, 18, had planned to marry her construction worker after the birth of their daughter, Maddie, now nearly 2. Jamie is currently living with her mom. More»

Teen sex is on a downswing

(NEWSER) - Kids these days, with their sex, their sex, and all their sex. Just look at Jamie Lynn Spears and Bristol Palin—it’s getting worse all the time, right? Nope. The portion of high-schoolers who’d had sex in 2007 was 47.8%, reports the New York Times—down from 54.1% in 1991. And the infamous oral sex epidemic? Only 16% of teenagers have had oral sex but not intercourse. More»

Her daughter, on other hand, was 'crucified'

(NEWSER) - Lynne Spears has gone on the offensive, telling Newsweek that a "hypocritical" press and public "crucified" her family when Jamie Lynn got pregnant at 16, but "celebrated" Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin for her daughter Bristol's teen pregnancy. "It's a totally different reaction." More»

Girls lust after saucy look, but not so hot for sex

(NEWSER) - High-profile pregnant teens like Bristol Palin and Jamie-Lynn Spears paint a picture of teenage girls run amok with lust, writes Belinda Luscombe in Time. But while “girls seem to have moved from Easy-Bake to easy virtue” in the last generation, Luscombe argues that the teens are often more interested in trying on the sexy rather than in having the sex implied in the pop culture images that bombard them. More»