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AllSimpson.com is the
unofficial fanlisting for the
beautiful and talented actress
Jessica Simpson. We provide the
biography, discography, latest news,
pictures, and much more. I hope you
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:: March 2005 :: |
| 30
Mar 2005 -
Cincinnati Post |
| Nick And Jessica
Show Really Ending |
Say goodbye to "The
Newlyweds." The MTV reality show airs its last
episode at 10 tonight after three seasons that
revived the career of former boy band member and
Cincinnatian Nick Lachey, and helped make the career
of his wife, Jessica Simpson.
If one believes the tabloids these days, the show
and marriage are really over, but that is a real
reality story still to play out.
All we know is, last June Simpson told The Post the
couple had agreed to do one last MTV season and
seemed content that the public aspect of their life
be over, having served its marketing purposes.
"That's it. After that, no more cameras," she said
at the time.
The MTV show has followed the couple through 30
episodes documenting the first 2½ years of their
marriage.
This season, the two acted more like a settled
married couple, moving on with their lives together
and separately. We saw them romantically touring
Napa Valley wine country, Jessica starting a movie
career in "Dukes of Hazzard," and Nick getting back
to recording.
There was the Christmas in New York with Nick's
Cincinnati family and a recent cute episode about
limiting what they spend on Valentines Day.
Nick proposed $10, Jessica argued she is worth $20.
Nick came in at $16, Jessica barely held herself to
$90.
And there was the lost boys wild weekend in Cabo
where Nick and his friends manage to trash a Baja
car with a minor $10,000 in damages. But we also saw
Nick and Jessica pine for each other as their work
schedules kept them apart
It short, it was a cozy fun season befitting an "old
married couple" and didn't make for especially great
TV. There were few Jessica-isms like the infamous
"chicken or tuna" remark. Simpson's impulses were
probably right: The show needs to end.
Of course, through it all, we never really know what
is reality - the cuddly TV show documenting the
couple's comings and goings or the recent tabloid
headlines suggesting a divorce is imminent.
As usual, the truth is likely somewhere in between.
Viewers will next see Nick trying to revive his
music career in what's tentatively being called "The
Nick Lachey Project," a new reality series tracking
his recording and marketing a new album.
MTV has not yet announced an air date for the
project, possibly debuting in June.
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