Posted on 09/23/2009 2:56:02 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
Mackenzie Phillips is claiming in her new book, High on Arrival, that on the eve of her 1979 wedding she slept with her musician father, John Phillips. “My father was not a man with boundaries,” writes the actress, who is appearing on Oprah this afternoon. “He was full of love, and he was sick with drugs. I woke up that night from a blackout to find myself having sex with my own father.”
Singer-songwriter Phillips was, of course, the founder of the Mamas and the Papas who enjoyed an extraordinary run of hits in the late ’60s, including “California Dreamin’,” “Monday, Monday,” and “Dedicated to the One I Love.” He also co-wrote the 1988 Beach Boys hit “Kokomo.” But Phillips had a number of addiction issues which undoubtedly contributed to the patchiness of his post-Mamas solo career and, ultimately, to his demise in 2001 at the age of 65.
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He’s dead. What would a boycott do?
Who gives a damn about these sickos?
I’ve never liked his music to begin with. Creque Alley is tolerable while heavily intoxicated. Otherwise, I’d rather get fat with Mama Cass.
She said she had sex with him for 10 years. I think she should have made these claims while he was still alive to at least allow him to defend himself, if he felt the need to do so.
“(Mackenzie) and her father did drugs together. She even tells Oprah Winfrey in an interview Wednesday, “My father shot me up for the first time.”
Chynna confirms to Us Weekly, “They were both doing drugs together.
“After long nights of heroin use, she’s claiming that she once woke up and that my father was on top of her having sex with her,” Chynna tells Us Weekly. “Was he actually raping her? I don’t know. Do I believe that they had an incestuous relationship and that it went on for 10 years? Yes.””
She said she had sex with him for 10 years. I think she should have made these claims while he was still alive to at least allow him to defend himself, if he felt the need to do so.
“(Mackenzie) and her father did drugs together. She even tells Oprah Winfrey in an interview Wednesday, “My father shot me up for the first time.”
Chynna confirms to Us Weekly, “They were both doing drugs together.
“After long nights of heroin use, she’s claiming that she once woke up and that my father was on top of her having sex with her,” Chynna tells Us Weekly. “Was he actually raping her? I don’t know. Do I believe that they had an incestuous relationship and that it went on for 10 years? Yes.””
Mackenzie Phillips crawls out of the garbage can every decade or so th go on a “rehab tour” and peddle more sickness.
What’s the point? At least it highlights the idiocy of the “values-free” generation.
Boycott Phillips?
Who is Phillips?
You do. You clicked on the thread.
Does this kind of thing turn you on?
What kind of movies do you rent?
you're not capitalizing your dead father's sins, are you? that's pretty wicked in itself. Why don't you suffer quietly, instead of trying to profit from scandal?
If drugs were legal, this wouldn’t have happened.../s
Yes, but is she hot now?
My thoughts. And she claims he “was wacked out on drugs” (which I don’t doubt), but what about her? I’d be willing to bet she was too because wouldn’t a normal girl realizing her father was having sex with her put a real quick halt to it right then and there?
Uhm, I'd guess Children of the 60s do!
There's a dysfunctional family. If it were going to be anyone, shouldn't it have been Mom?
LOL! That had to hurt.
I take it you ignore the existence of any behavior that you abhor?
Since you read my post you must have been getting your jollies reading the story.
Actually, Turner Classic Movies constitutes my interest in movies. Good stuff, try it.
Totally uncalled for. I think you owe an apology.
I’m curious, what do you find so offensive about my comment?
To whom?
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