Sandra Bullock Cared For Jesse James' Daughter During Rehab

Jul 13, 2010 by HEIDI ORAN
Sandra Bullock Cared For Jesse James' Daughter During Rehab

In a custody hearing with ex-wife Janine Lindemulder, Jesse James revealed that Sandra Bullock cared for his daughter Sunny while he was in rehab in the spring, reports US Weekly.

James' goal is to relocate to Austin, Texas in order to move daughter Sunny, whom Bullock raised from a very young age, closer to the actress and son Louis Bardo.

During the hearing, James said that Sunny visited him in Arizona at Sierra Tucson rehab facility and said, "I talked to her [Janine] on the phone before I went to rehab in Arizona. I let her know that she [Sunny] would be staying with her stepmother in Texas."

Emails that were sent to James' sister from Lindemulder expressing concern over her daughters close relationship with Bullock were included as evidence in the trial. In one instance, she wrote, "All Sunny talks about is Sandy, Sandy! Wtf?!"

A source close to the situation also said of the newly divorced Bullock and James, "Jesse would not relocate his family without consulting with her."

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 2 Comments

Lora said:

I'm happy for them

AnnieMouse said:

I hope the courts really take into account what's really best for Sunny. She needs stability. She needs Sandy.

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