suicide

So sad! A beautiful wife and mother of two jumped to her death from the roof of her home on Manhattan’s ritzy Upper East Side on Aug. 28. We’ve got the shocking details about Lindsay Jacoby’s tragic suicide.

Russell’s sister Laurie Kelsoe tells HollyBaby.com exclusively that he would never even consider committing suicide and that she is completely devastated by his death.

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Russell Armstrong‘s shocking suicide on August 15 came as an even bigger shock to his family, who insist he would NEVER do something like this to his kids. His sister Laurie Kelsoe tells HollyBaby.com exclusively that Russell, oddly enough, shared his thoughts on suicide and told her “it was not an option.”

Amber’s friend tells HollyBaby.com that the troubled MTV star will be in a Malibu rehab facility for up to two months.

Teen Mom Amber Portwood, 21, has decided to get help — and we’re here to support her! Amber checked into a rehab facility in Malibu on Sunday, June 28, after she was hospitalized and resting at home following her scary suicide attempt.

The troubled MTV star had a supervised visit with her 2-year-old daughter, who hasn’t seen her mommy since the June 14 suicide scare.

It was a happy reunion for Teen Mom Amber Portwood, 21, and her 2-year-old tot, Leah. The pair were able to see each other for the first time this morning, June 23, since Amber attempted to commit suicide and was found in a very depressed state in her home in Anderson, Ind. on June 14.

Detective Mitch Carroll tells HollyBaby.com exclusively that there was reportedly no rope tied around Amber’s neck when police arrived at her home in Anderson, In.

Teen Mom Amber Portwood, 21, has given all of us a scare today, June 14, after allegedly attempting to kill herself and being rushed to the hospital to receive medical attention. Now sources, including Detective Mitch Carroll, Public Information officer, tell HollyBaby.com exclusively that Amber was “coherent and able to speak” when she was discovered this morning following a call made by a family member to authorities.

Tori Blair Wilson was found hanged in woods just yards from her Palestine, Texas home on April 17.

The eight-year-old may have even been hounded by bullies on the day of her death. How utterly heartbreaking. How can we stop this, HollyMoms?

This man is a monster! A mother grieves the loss of her 6-year-old daughters, who were abducted and murdered by their own dad. What would make him snap?

There is no happy ending to this story. “The girls are resting in peace and did not suffer” are the blood chilling words that poor Irina Lucidi read on February 3 about the daughters she reported missing on Jan. 30 after her husband failed to bring them home. Can you even imagine her horror, HollyMoms? Matthias Kaspar Schepp reportedly murdered his beautiful 6-year-old twin girls, Alessia and Livia, just before taking his own life.

Cathleen Miller pleaded guilty to criminal sexual abuse & sexual assault charges for having sex with four teen boys.

It’s sad to realize that there are people out there that would actually do disgusting things like this: Cathleen Miller, 40, of Chicago Ridge, Il. has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after admitting she had sexual relations with four teenage boys who were friends with her daughter. Can you believe these things actually happen?

Owen Wilson’s girlfriend, Jade Duell, plans to birth their baby boy in the peace and quiet of their Hawaiian home. Is that a good idea? Vote!

Owen Wilson and his pregnant girlfriend, Jade Duell, are dissing the idea of a hospital delivery.  The gorgeous gun-toting air marshal is currently awaiting the birth of their baby, a boy who is due any day now, in Owen’s $8 million house in Maui, Hawaii.  “Jade and Owen were both on the same page when they decided to have the baby at home,” the insider tells Star magazine. “They wanted a calm, quiet, soothing atmosphere for their boy. It was very important to Owen that the birth be Zen-like, because now he’s all about tranquility being the key to a healthy life.”

In the wake of a number of suicides across the U.S., a study reveals that cyber bullying is the number one fear that parents have for their children. Do you monitor your kid’s online time, HollyMoms?

As if parents don’t have a enough to worry about when it comes to the safety of their kids — the popularity of cell phones, social networking sites and blogs has caused even more concern. According to a survey conducted by care.com, which offers babysitting and nanny services, one in three adults with kids between the ages of 12 and 17 worry more about online bullying than kidnapping, terrorism, car accidents or suicide. “Mean kids and bullies are not new, but social media networks and cell phones are making bullying more anonymous,” explains care.com’s editor-in-chief Wendy Sachs. “That is a new danger. Parents are genuinely afraid.”

California resident Monica Christine McCarrick could be facing the death penalty if convicted of stabbing her 3-year-old twin daughters to death and then setting fire to her apartment. Considering she has a history of drug abuse and domestic violence, experts question why she was even allowed to be alone with the girls.

HollyMoms, brace yourself for an extremely disturbing story out of California. Monica Christine McCarrick was arrested last week after allegedly stabbing and slicing her 3-year-old twin daughters to death on Tuesday before setting their Fairfield, Calif., apartment on fire and turning the sword on herself. “We have no evidence that anyone else was involved,” says Fairfield police lieutenant Darren Moody. “The doors and windows were locked from the inside.”

How soon do you think is too soon to get back to business after the death of a loved one?

Marie Osmond is seriously suffering in the wake of her son, Michael Blosil’s tragic suicide on Feb. 26. But mere days after his death, Marie decided to return to work, and rejoin brother Donny onstage for their Donny & Marie Show at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas March 9. But is it too soon?

“Everyone mourns in a different way,” psychologist and clinical social worker Dr. LB Wish explains to Hollywoodlife.com. “For some, going back to work serves as scaffolding, and keeps them in order. Work helps them mourn and they are stronger and able to deal because they don’t fear as much that the painful feeling will completely overwhelm them.”

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