Cameron Diaz has come a long way in her movie career since staring alongside Jim Carey in 90's comedy, The Mask, but her love life has never had the kick in the pants that her celebrity status and movie star net worth have enjoyed--until now. According to the latest gossip news updates, Benji Madden's There's Something About Mary girlfriend is itching to get married so she can have a baby. Word has it that the Hollywood hot couple want to go through all the traditional steps, so they are engaged and planning a wedding, in order for Cameron to get pregnant. The report may come as a shock in the Middle East where a TV show named Diaz, Daniel Radcliff and other as gay on their "list of shame."
As hard to believe as it might be, rumor has it that Cameron Diaz and faux-punk, Benji Madden, are actually pretty conservative when it comes to their romantic values.
A source claiming to have insider information insisted in OK! Magazine's October 6, issue, that Benji and Cameron are getting married because they want to grow their family as soon as possible:
"They are in love and actively trying for a baby, so setting a date for their wedding was natural.
"They want something fun and simple and very family-oriented.
"Cam is the happiest she's ever been...She'd almost given up on finding a serious long-term relationship, then Benji came along.
"And he's been telling all his friends that he's found his dream woman!"
According to Pink News, the burgeoning romance didn't prevent a TV show in the Middle East from listing Diaz among the homosexuals of Hollywood to be reviled be its god-fearing Islamic audience:
"Among other celebrities, Hollywood stars Daniel Radcliffe and Cameron Diaz have been named on a gay 'list of shame' by a Middle Eastern TV station with millions of followers.
"The 'list of shame' was featured on MBC.net, in the section for a show called Scoop with Raya.
"It incorrectly names Radcliffe as a gay and Diaz as bisexual as well as claiming that Elton John wore a wedding dress when he married David Furnish."
Apparently, Allah doesn't have the same strict rules about research and retraction that he does about not eating pork or farting in church.
