Congratulations to American-Japanese star Leah Dizon, who gave birth to a healthy baby daughter on April 24th in Tokyo. The 22-year-old idol got married to a Japanese stylist in a shotgun wedding last October.
[Update] The baby’s name is Mila.
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It’s MRS. Dizon- Is this your blog? STFU
Uhh no, it’s Ms.! Her father is Mr. Dizon… dude, get your facts straight, bitch
She is MARRIED so it’s MRS. Mrs. is a form of address for a married woman-stupid kid.
& to add I don’t know what her husband’s last name is but I imagine she has taken his last name but still uses her maiden name for her career.
anon, you obv. don’t know the convention. even if she’s married, she would be a ‘ms.’. my ma’s a heng and she didn’t want my dad’s name so she’s still ms. heng
tbh there’s a lot of controversy (gov says mrs. and ms. are both wrong for a married woman who kept her old surname) and i don’t think it matters, she’s like new jessica alba anyhow
and anyway i don’t see how the blog announcing that leah had a baby has anything in the world to do with her race or her surname… but it’s clear the op loves the attention
her career is finished good riddance hoe
I’m married so yes I know how it works- & don’t insult Jessica Alba by comparing Leah to her.
Leah Dizon is nothing like Alba… at least Alba has had a few parts in movies and whatnot. Leah Dizon doesn’t really have anything going anymore except for cosmetics and her modeling photoshoots. What is she even doing now? Hasn’t sang any songs or put anything else out for a year now.
You all should be ashamed of yourselves.
Oh boo-hoo
well…. I only want to see her baby
I gotta love how these Asian stars hamper and hide their children. There’s about two photos of Namie Amuro’s now eleven year old son, Haruto, floating around. Leah only gives us this:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_QM2-6hVKZbQ/Si5wbTc2JaI/AAAAAAAABxo/kNX4DX9nhLk/s320/leahdizon_baby1.jpg
It also shows different level of paparazzi aggressiveness; the Asians do show a bit more mercy when it comes to kids.
Yein Jee, I agree. If Namie and Leah were in USA, papparazzi would snatch them. Then again, I’m not sure how Amuro, Dizon, and Tsuchiya feel about their children — seems like almost every young Asian star who popped was on a pure unplanned unpregnancy, but they have to deal with it now.
Also, interesting choice for her baby name (I had expected Leah would pick something much wilder, like Pilot Inspektor or Zuma), but how in the world do we pronounce it? MY-La or ME-La? Everyone I know told me they’re 99.5% sure it’s the latter, but when I first saw it, I thought it was the former (as in, feminine version of Milo).
Me-la. I think native English speakers (I assume you are?) might be a bit confused with the pronunciation, but it’s pretty straight forward for Asians and others.
According to some baby-name websites, Mila is a Greek word which means Friendly, Soft, Pleasant.
http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/meaning_of_Mila.html
Actually, I am a Chinese girl and Cantonese Chinese — not Mandarin or English, although I now speak both fluently, including reading and writing — is my first language. I’ve noticed that except for UK and US, even Italian would use “Me” and not “My” (ex. Mi Piace).
I did look up the name meaning and it is a feminine form of Milo; “miracles, pleasant, favored”. In Kanji, Dizon already translated it to “Mira” (Japanese lacks ‘L’ so everything is replaced with ‘R’) which happens to be very similar to Chinese “Meilan” (”beautiful, fragrant orchid”). She did pretty well considering celebrities and their crazy names these days, but my sister thought it was “Sky [Tsuchiya's son] is nice, but Mila? Too bland”.
Anyway, I see you’re in Malaysia? My mom has family who emigrated there, near Kota Kinabalu in Eastern Malaysia. Take care.