Your fave sk8er girl wouldn’t be seen dead in preppy clothes.
Based on the amount of blonde here, it looks like she might’ve got some hair extensions and given them a good old-fashioned early 00s crimp.On a date with Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley in Central Park, 2004-- for a walk through NYC's Central Park, on which she wore a studded, zipped and safety-pinned Hot Topic look with Doc Martens and a long, striped scarf.
Full emo mode had been activated. The duo had met two years earlier but didn’t make it official until 2004. A couple of years later, the musicians got married in a traditional ceremony before divorcing after four years. After a brief time dating Brody Jenner , she married Chad Kroeger from Nickelback, and then a Texan billionaire named Phillip Sarofim. Phew.
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