Jessica Simpson Shares a Photo of Her Kids With a 'Game of Thrones' Caption
Last week's episode of Game of Thrones made everyone a nervous wreck, including Jessica Simpson [...]
Last week's episode of Game of Thrones made everyone a nervous wreck, including Jessica Simpson and her kids, based on the new photo she posted to Instagram.
In her caption, Simpson wrote, "On pins and needles watching last week's Game of Thrones..."
Before you get mad at the pop-star mom for letting her kids watch the HBO series, she then added, "just kidding, it's Moana."
While this turned out to be a joke, Simpson is no stranger to controversial Instagram posts. For example, the reactions she got from her followers over her Father's Day post were probably not quite what she was expecting.
In the photo, Simpson and her family are posed in their Sunday best, while her husband Eric Johnson holds up their daughter Maxwell Drew as high as he can with one hand.
Simpson's followers were decidedly NOT OK with this.
One very adamant user wrote, "YOU CAN DROP THE DAWM GIRL DONT DO THAT FOR A PICTURE GOSH", while another asked, "why hedoing that?
The best comment from her followers, though, was, "Jessica's smiling but any mother is thinking.... 'you drop her and you f--king DIE!'"
Believe it or not, the acrobatic talents of Eric and Maxwell were not the only draw of the photo. Many followers focused solely on Simpson's toned legs.
"Those legs. Post should have been happy leg day," wrote one user. "Your legs are perfect," gushed another.
What many of the users seemed to miss was that it was a multi-image post slideshow, and if you swipe or click on it, you'll see the second photo.
The photo is of a very sweet handwritten note from Simpson to her husband, Johnson that reads, "Everyday is a blessing because God understood my heart and knew my future... Your love... Your guidance... Your passion... Your soul... Your way to be the best father to our children..."
The 37-year-old ended the note by saying, "Thank you for the everyday kind of love I have always prayed for."