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Nicole Richie “Going Green”

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May 15th, 2009 by Castina

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From Party Girl To Nature Nut.

It’s hard to believe that Nicole Richie is the same girl who once struggled with a DUI arrest and an addiction to heroin.

These days, pals say Nic has completely turned her life around. Most recently, the expectant mama of two — who is expecting her second child this August — has “gone green,” adopting the environmental-friendly lifestyle that has become all the rage with health and nature-conscious fanatics around the Globe.

Nicole, 28, is insisting that her one-year-old daughter Harlow and BF Joel Madden consume only organic fruits and veggies. She’s even growing an organic vegetable garden in the expansive backyard of her Hollywood Hills home. Nicole also does all of the cooking for her family — which involves making lots of salads and veggie stir fry.

A expert on All Things Nicole tells the May 25 issue of The National Enquirer: “Now that she has another child on the way, Nicole is thinking more and more about the Earth and living a sustainable and clean lifestyle.”

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  1. On May 15th 2009, Ihatha wrote:

    Ya, cause she can f-ing afford it. Meanwhile, many of us have seen what little retirement we had go “poof” and Obama keeps proposing new ways to tax us.

    If I could afford all-organic and had the time after working 60+ hour weeks to grow a @#$@!#$ garden, I would too.

    Why don’t all these Hollywood nutjobs put up some of their big cash into a fund to pay off some of our mortgages or credit cards for us?

    Why doesn’t Al Gore put up some of the tens of millions he makes pretending to be a “Green Warrior” and help some people out?

  2. On June 29th 2009, Tammy wrote:

    As much as I would LOVE to go green like Nicole its just not something i can do. I’m just happy she’s turned her life around.

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