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Kelsey Grammer Brought His 3-Month Old Baby to a Party at the Playboy Mansion
Kelsey Grammer (s_bukley / Shutterstock.com)
What's the best place that you can think of for a three-month old baby to hang out? In its nursery? Or possibly in the loving lap of a parent?
Or, how about the Playboy Mansion? Such was the case for Kelsey Grammer's infant daughter Faith over the weekend, when the actor and his wife, Katye, brought their baby to a Hef-hosted event on Saturday night. Not that we have anything against the Playboy Mansion (seriously, we'll take an invite...seriously...) but it seems like maybe not the most relaxing spot for a newborn.
TMZ reports that the Grammers were there till past midnight, and had a table next to Paris Hilton.
And just for the record, we're not the only ones who found the situation odd; a Playmate tweeted "Why the fk does Kelsey Grammer have a newborn baby at the Mansion party!?!?!?". And of course, this was a beautifully wrapped gift for Camille Grammer, who simply retweeted the story.
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