Chaz should never have been criticized for his weight on ‘Dancing With the Stars’!
Chaz Bono, 42, faced enough criticism for being the first transgender contestant to compete on Dancing With the Stars, but after he and dance partner Lacey Schwimmer got kicked off the show on Oct. 25, Bono revealed that his biggest struggle was being bullied for his weight.

Despite hyping him up week one, the judges didn’t give Chaz Bono rave reviews — or scores — for his performance tonight. Plus, Nancy Grace accidentally let a nip slip!
Nancy Grace took ABC’s Dancing with the Stars to a PG-13 rating tonight! The normally outspoken talking head was mortified when one of her nipples popped out in full form after finishing her dance. At first she was unaware, but the camera quickly cut from her face to the audience and we could hear host Tom Bergeron coming to the rescue saying, “There we go, there we go. Let me just help you out there a little bit.” 

More similarities between Chaz and Shiloh are popping up. The son of Cher and Sonny Bono admits he used to like being called ‘Fred’ while growing up — as a girl. And we know Shiloh wants to be called ‘John.’
Brad Pitt confessed to Oprah in 2008 that his daughter Shiloh, 5, with Angelina Jolie, insists on being called John.  “John, I’m John,” he explained, “It’s a Peter Pan thing.” Well, it must have been a Flinstones thing for Chaz Bono, 42, when he grew up as Chasity, because he liked being called “Fred!”

The Burlesque star opens up about her struggle to have a baby with Sonny Bono.
Cher is back in the new film Burlesque, co-starring Christina Aguilera, and she recently spoke to Parade magazine about her struggle to get pregnant with her ex-husband, Sonny Bono. After marrying Sonny in 1963, Cher suffered a string of miscarriages, which she called a “nightmare.” “I lost four kids before Chaz,” the singer, 64, says referring to her daughter Chastity, who underwent a sex change last year and now goes by the name of Chaz). “It’s a spontaneous miscarriage, something that spontaneously aborts the fetus. It’s called an angry uterus. It took a long time for someone to tell me that that’s what it was. It just starts to contract, for no reason. After the third time, it got to be a nightmare. People would be congratulating me because I was pregnant, and then I wouldn’t be, and then they would be like, ‘Oh, we’re so sorry.’ I thought, ‘God, I don’t want to have to hear this anymore.'”