Jessica Simpson clashes with husband Eric Johnson over having her own Kardashian-style family reality show
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Jessica Simpson's desire to host her own reality show in an effort to get back in the spotlight is raising issues within her marriage. Insiders revealed that Jessica's friendship with Kim Kardashian has inspired her to have her own reality show, similar to 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians,' despite her husband, Eric Johnson, disagreeing with her.
“Jess has been bored and craving a return to the spotlight for a while,” spilled an insider to RadarOnline. “It’s a big reason why she’s had all these cosmetic procedures and continues to lose weight. She wants to look her best when she finds the right project — ideally, a TV show that features the whole family." The source added, "They won’t compete with the Kardashians. If anything, she’ll work with them to come up with cool segments and plot lines, and she might even take Kim’s suggestion to hire Kris Jenner as her manager!”
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It has been reported that Kim and Jessica have been getting along well lately, and so have their children. Jessica's ten-year-old daughter, Maxwell, was among the VIP guests at daughter North's ninth birthday party, a Wyoming glamping trip. Jessica then followed Kim's fashion lead by arriving at LAX in a skintight dress and sky-high platform heels.
“Jessica has plastered herself to Kim to learn everything from fashion to the best camera angles, and Eric’s not happy about it!” dished the source. “He’s a low-key guy who’d get out of Hollywood if he could. He doesn’t want any part of having camera crews invade his home life,” the source added. “He’s been quite content with the way things are, but Jessica is hell-bent on seeing her name in lights. They’ve been arguing about it but Jessica is determined to get her way no matter what.”
Earlier this month, MEAWW reported that Jessica caused concern with a promotional video she posted on Instagram. Some fans noticed that the singer was slurring her words. She addressed the neitzens writing, ‘"I feel compassion for the opinionated hate that some people can so effortlessly just blurt out with such intensity on social media or in the media in general. We all have our days of wanting to be, look, do, and feel better. Nobody is alone with that feelin’ that I can promise you. I woke up at the same time anxious and insecure but also angry and defensive — like some of you."