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Jessica Simpson Nicknames Tony Romo “Cowboy” at Texas Concert

CJ — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 01:53:16 +0000

Looks like Jessica Simpson has a pet name for beau Tony Romo: Cowboy. At Thursday night’s KJ.97 Randy Carroll’s Christmas Bash in San Antonio, Texas, Simpson, 27, sang three songs and repeatedly referred to “my cowboy.” (It’s not a huge stretch: He’s the quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys.) Read the full story at USmagazine.com

Jessica Simpson Says Pink Jersey Jinx is Ridiculous

CJ — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 02:49:15 +0000

Jessica Simpson has revealed her song “You’re My Sunday” was written about her boyfriend Tony Romo.”He is a place of rest in my life and that’s what the song is about… It’s his favorite song on the record,” Simpson, 28, told Extra’s Tanika Ray on Tuesday.

Despite criticism she got for jinxing Romo’s career (“that was absolutely ridiculous,” Simpson has said), she plans on cheering him on…

Read the full story at USmagazine.com

Jessica Simpson Denies That Tony Romo is Still After Carrie Underwood

CJ — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 06:13:52 +0000

Jessica Simpson insists her beau Tony Romo isn’t calling his ex Carrie Underwood.”I looked at his call log,” she said Wednesday in an interview with a Nashville radio station.

Of Romo, Underwood tells September’s Allure: “The phone will ring and it’ll be him, and I’ll maybe not answer.”

“Tony and I both laughed at that,” Simpson said. “We got a chuckle out of it.” Read the full story at USmagazine.com

411LowDown Take: If I was Tony Romo, I’d probably be calling Carrie too… especially after having to settle for Jessica Simpson. Actually, they’re both pretty hot, so either is a touchdown for Romo. He had a little more brains w/ Carrie Underwood and perhaps the more popular of the two (currently). With Simpson, Romo gets “chicken of the sea” and “Daisy Duke” – nuff said.

This whole story stinks of the media making something out of nothing. Sure, Carrie Underwood had something to say about Tony in Allure magazine, but you never know how the editor “quoted” her or took the quote out of context.