Momma's Fall Out Boy
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It only takes a few episodes of "Behind the Music" to see how nuts the "rock and roll lifestyle" can be. For some in the business, those experiences are just as important as the music. A few even go far as to say the wild times are what they play for.
But, Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz apparently wants no parts of it. The 27-year-old reportedly still lives with his parents, despite his band's big time success, and may not move out at all.
"This is the one place in my entire life that doesn't change anymore. Everything is exactly as it was when I was 14. I feel emotionally sheltered, because at the end of the day, when things are going really wrong in my life, this is the only place I want to go."
It's hard to believe this is the same guy who just a couple months ago in March seemed more than ready for some debauchery when photos of his private parts buzzed around the net. Maybe the groupies just don't make hot cocoa or tuck him in the way mommy does?