AnnaLynne McCord: Last News

AnnaLynne McCord has been mocked online after sharing a poem she wrote and performed for president Vladimir Putin.The 90210 star, who played the role of Naomi Clark in the hit TV series, took to her Twitter feed to share a clip of herself reading the bizarre poem for her 199,500 followers to see. "Dear president Vladimir Putin," the video started as she sat with a grey short-sleeved turtle neck while her blonde wavy mane framed her makeup-free face. She continued: "I'm so sorry that I was not your mother.

Rugby hunk Danny Cipriani is totally smitten with 90210 beauty AnnaLynne McCord, and he's not afraid to let the world know it, despite his estranged wife's claim that his stuff is still at the house they shared together.The sports star has been fuelling rumours of a romance with the actress for weeks now, after they were spotted sharing a sneaky kiss at a Clarins event in the UK last month.The pair then kept everyone guessing as they embarked on a spiritual journey through Egypt, taking in the sights of the country's iconic landmarks. But now, there's no more room for guesswork as Danny has made their relationship Instagram official. On Saturday, the 36 year old rugby ace posted a series of photos from their Egyptian getaway, pouring his heart out in a caption where he openly professed his love.

AnnaLynne McCord‘s heart was in the right place with the message she posted in the early hours of Thursday (Feb. 24), but the results were still very unusual. “Dead President Vladimir Putin. I’m so sorry I was not your mother,” AnnaLynne, 34, said to the 69-year-old Russian politician. “If I was your mother, you would have been so loved, held in the arms of joyous light.” From there, judging by the awkward punctuation and rhyme scheme, AnnaLynne reads off a poem for Putin. “If I was your mother, the world would have been warm. So much laughter and joy. Nothing would harm. I can’t imagine the stain. The soul-stealing pain. That the little boy, you must have seen. And believed. As the formulation of thought quickly thought…”