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Gwen Stefani was confused because her beloved diamond necklace worth USD10.000 lost. After searching, finally Gwen knew who took the jewel of Kingston, her son.
Surprisingly, the wife of Gavin Rossdale, is knowing that her daughter has given the necklace to a girl of 6 years. As cited by the National Enquirer, Kingston gave the jewelry in
Beverly Hills park where he used to play.
Fortunately the girl's parents return the jewelry. Gwen him laugh when he discovered, and he told his parents, at least he knows how to treat a woman.
Apparently the incident did not happen just that, a few days later, Gwen was spotted Kingston gave a ring to his collection.
Momiji Dolls for Charity Tea Party Gwen
Gwen recently held a themed party Harajuku-200 Tea for loyal fans at Royal / T in Los Angeles. Through donations the event has raised nearly $ 120,000 to Save the Children relief effort in Japan. To make the event extra special, Gwen invites his friends from the UK based company Momiji to join the project.
Momiji kawaii bring some of them, a unique doll tea party message in which each participant was painted and written messages for a child in Japan affected by the earthquake and tsunami. Momiji staff created a video to document their visit to the United States and their experience at the tea party, click here to watch them. To learn more about the Momiji dolls, see http://lovemomiji.com/. Also, stay tuned for pictures dolls are now on their way to children in Japan.
Charity Tea Party doubt gwen and predictable performance
On June 7, held a private Gwen Stefani Harajuku-themed tea party at Royal / T to benefit Save the Children Japan in Earthquake-Tsunami Children's Emergency Fund. The guests were treated to a surprise appearance by No Doubt.
200 lucky fans to enjoy a private meet and greet with Gwen and Royal / T, the first time Los Angeles' Japanese-style "cosplay" maid cafe and art space pop. Other special guests included her No Doubt bandmates Tom Dumont, Tony Kanal and Adrian Young, and her husband Gavin Rossdale. Pondering the former Gwen Love, Angel, Music and Baby are also on hand along with the Royal / T server "helpers". This event includes raffle featuring a collection of vintage memorabilia sheep of his own cabinet Gwen, Harajuku Lovers fragrance sets and other items including the UK-based message Momiji dolls.
Stefani says, "Meeting the fans who want their money for Save the Children relief effort in Japan is very inspiring It was an incredible day filled with many emotions .. I do not believe I have the opportunity to host an event that could really help people . I never thought in my life that I can make a difference, but through the power of music and fashion we are all brought together to help children in Japan. It feels wonderful to give a little back to a culture that has given me so much. "
"Gwen Save the Children event was a wonderful evening. Not only can we do our small part in the effort to raise funds for those affected by Japan's earthquake and tsunami, we must play a very pleasant surprise and intimate live set for the very fans philanthropists who want lots of money for a great cause, "said No Doubt Tony Kanal.
After the devastation caused by earthquake and tsunami in Japan, personal Gwen Wanted $ 1 million for Save the Children. To raise additional funds she hosted Harajuku-themed tea party at Royal / T to 200 loyal fans and helped raise nearly $ 120,000 more for their charity and relief efforts. Vendors Wanted generous services for the event include the UK-based Momiji, Eric Buterbaugh Flower Design, Lauren Hillary Photography, Rony's Photo Booth, Valet of the Dolls, and Classic Party Rentals. All funds will go to Japan Save the Children in Earthquake-Tsunami Children's Emergency Fund. A high tea is given by the Royal/T. See photos from the event
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