"This was the case in the most recent episode, when Sara revealed a tidbit that Erin sounded somewhat taken aback by: Twenty years ago, Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber set Sara up with George Clooney, and it went terribly. "I just remember being like offended that they would set me up with him 'cause he felt so old at the time," Sara said, adding that she was 24 at the time (she is 44 now), which would have made George 44."
"Per , this is why Sara "didn't understand relationships with really large age gaps like a '19-year-old that's into a 40-year-old.'" That's pretty uncontroversial: Teenagers shouldn't date adults twice their age. And I don't want to get too deep into age gap discourse, but I feel confident saying that, depending on how large an age gap is, it can probably be awkward (at a minimum) even well into the younger partner's adulthood."
"Anyway, I'd like to dive into the second part of what Sara said on the subject, again per : "She admitted 'sometimes' the age gap 'makes sense.'" And what times might those be? Sara didn't get into specifics, but you may recall that their dad is music producer David Foster, aged 76, who is married to Katharine McPhee, aged 41. Yes, that's a 35-year age difference; if we're exaggerating and rounding up, it's double the gap between Sara an"
Sara and Erin Foster co-host The World's First Podcast, a conversational show that occasionally yields gossip. Sara revealed that Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber set her up with George Clooney about twenty years ago, when she was 24, and that she felt offended because he "felt so old at the time." Sara said she "didn't understand relationships with really large age gaps" like a 19-year-old with a 40-year-old, but she also admitted that "sometimes" the age gap "makes sense." The family example includes David Foster, 76, married to Katharine McPhee, 41, a 35-year difference.
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