By Jessica Gomez

In celebrity news, Naomi Watts showed support toward ex Liev Schreiber while he was at the Golden Globes, according to UsMagazine.com. Watts watched the Golden Globes from home with their two sons. She posted a photo Sunday via Instagram of her two kids hovering over the television cheering their daddy on. How cute!

These celebrity exes are supporting one another even after their break-up. What are some reasons to continue supporting one another after a split?

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By Mallory McDonald

Naomi Watts comes forward after her celebrity break-up from longtime partner Liev Schreiber. UsMagazine.com learned what Watts shared with Australia’s Daily Telegraph about the split, saying, “I feel I’m in a good place in my life and I want to make sure my kids are healthy, my kids are happy and things are going to go well. Those are my hopes for me and for all of us.” Watts is focused on her celebrity kids and moving forward in her life. She said, “I feel, whether you’re famous or not, transitions are scary for anybody. I feel like change is always scary, but that’s only because transition for anyone is new, and you wonder how things are going to go.

This celebrity break-up has us sad. What are some things to do soon after a split with someone you’ve been with for a long time?

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By Kayla Garritano

A relationship has turned into a friendship! Naomi Watts posted a cute Instagram picture of her celebrity ex Liev Schreiber wishing him a happy 49th birthday on Tuesday, October 4. According to UsMagazine.com, Watts posted a photo of Scheiber holding their two kids with the caption, “Happy birthday to this one!!” The couple announced they were separating after 11 years together on September 26, and have agreed to try to keep their split friendly.

These celebrity exes are keeping the good vibes. What are some ways to support your ex in a healthy way post-split?

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By Rebecca White

Relationships and love take a lot of nurturing and care. Famous couple Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts understand that it is important to support each other’s careers. According to People, Schreiber said that he helped Watts with her role in St. Vincent and was even the inspiration for her stripper dance in the film. Thanks to her beau, Watts now feels more comfortable to take on comedic roles. We should all follow this love advice from famous couple Schreiber and Watts so that we can improve our own partnerships.

Relationships and love require a foundation of support. What are three ways to support your partner’s career like this famous couple?

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By Kelly Rouba for GalTime.com

TV dads, like Cliff Huxtable and Ward Cleaver, often made fatherhood look easy. They effortlessly juggled their work schedules so they could spend quality time with their children and, of course, they were always around to set their kids straight if they stepped out of line. While we all know parenting isn’t always as easy as it seems on TV, there are plenty of celebrity dads who’ve managed to set the bar pretty high when it comes to balancing fame and fatherhood as least as far as we can tell from the outside!

Life in the limelight can be hard, but there are some famous fathers who don’t let fame get in the way of fatherhood!

By Jenny Schafer at celebritybabyscoop.com

It’s Halloween in Hollywood! Could you imagine the likes of celebrity kids like Shiloh Jolie-Pitt or Honor Warren coming to your front door on this spooky night? For some lucky neighbors, that’s just what happened last year. This week, we’re taking a look at five celebrity couples that love to go trick-or-treating with their tots in their swanky neighborhoods.
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By Brea Gunn

Everyone knows the formula: boy meets girl, boy flirts with girl, boy asks girl out and boy and girl become an item.  But what happens when girl meets boy and girl pursues said boy?

While it’s not unheard of for a woman to have a crush, it’s becoming more fashionable for her to be the pursuer, rather than the pursued.  Take Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber, for example.  The pair met at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Ball, and the rest is history, as they say.  Or, actually, it’s HERstory.

The thing is, unlike other couples, Naomi actually persued Liev.  That’s right.  The actress made up an excuse, flew to New York and now the couple have two beautiful children.  A woman pursuing a man isn’t necessarily a new phenomenon in Hollywood, though.  In fact, it’s starting to feel like the norm.

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Actress Naomi Watts isn’t afraid to make the first move, reports People.  In an interview with More Magazine, Watts revealed that sparks flew from the moment she and future partner Liev Schreiber met at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s annual costume ball several years ago.  After chatting and flirting for a short while, the two exchanged numbers.  “We spoke on the phone for several weeks and emailed,” said Watts, who was in Los Angeles at the time.  “And then I made up some excuse to come to New York and the rest is history.”

As a woman, how do you make the first moves on a man?

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By Erika Hymowitz Vujnovich

Chelsea Clinton/Marc Mezvinsky, Naomi Watts/Liev Schreiber, Tom Cruise/Katie Holmes and even Brad Pitt/Angelina Jolie are among the numerous celebrity couples attempting to make an interfaith relationship work.  While it’s nice to believe the old saying “love conquers all,” there are often many challenges an interfaith couple faces.  Speaking from experience, I entered into an interfaith marriage five years ago.  It has taken a tremendous amount of respect and understanding between me and my husband to make our relationship work and to be able to provide a stable foundation for our children.

ABC News says that one in three U.S. couples is in a religiously mixed marriage.  However, back in June, the Chicago Family Law Blog highlighted the issue and cited data taken from a 2001 American Religious Identification Survey, which show couples in mixed-religion families were three times more likely to be divorced than those who were of the same faith.  The New York Times also wrote on the issue this past summer, following the high-profile marriage of Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky.  Clinton, a Methodist and Mezvinsky, who is Jewish, pushed the issue of mixed marriage into the spotlight again.

Whether mixed-religion marriages are becoming the new norm or not, if you are in such a relationship and are questioning whether or not it can work, here are a few things to consider:

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