HOLMES: It's 43 minutes past the hour. Earlier in the show we asked you to weigh in on the controversy over a new J. Crew ad. The clothing store is being blasted by some for putting a five-year-old with pink toenail polish in their ad. The mother and son playing and she's painting his toes pink. This is how some of you have responded. From Eric, "He says they're making way too big a deal about it. It's a five-year-old boy hanging out with his mom. He's not making an issue of his toenails being pink, why should anybody else?" There's Aaron who says "There are so many other ways to having fun with your child. Painting son's toenails pink should be at the bottom of the list." Jasmine said "I wouldn't put it on my son's toes, but to each his own. I don't know if that will influence him one way or another as far as gender confusion or sexuality. Guess time will tell." Thank you for weighing in, a lot of you have. We're reading though those, and while a lot of them may not make it on the air, still, trust me, we are reading them. They are rich and privilege privileged, but it's their crowns make them the world's most eligible bachelors and bachelorettes. As we get closer and closer to the British royal wedding, we're looking at some of the most eligible royals that are still on the market. Some of the ladies, Charlotte Casirghi of Monoco, the granddaughter of Grace Kelly. Princess Madeline of Sweden. There she is, 28 years old, third in line to the throne. Now, that's just a couple. You ain't seen nothing yet.
J. Crew Ad Stirs Controversy