BRIDGET Moynahan is furious with Gisele Bundchen after Bundchen boldly bragged to Vanity Fair about being mommy to Moynahan and Tom Brady’s son, John.

But while Moynahan is taking the high road and keeping quiet, her friends are not.

One close pal told Page Six, “If Gisele loved Bridget’s child like he was ‘100 percent her own,’ then she would not talk about him in the press. Discretion and respect are not either of Gisele or Tom’s virtues, as was evidenced even when the child was still unborn and they publicly flaunted their relationship without any discretion whatsoever.”

Brady and Moynahan broke up before the “Lord of War” star learned she was pregnant and he began dating Bundchen. Moynahan gave birth to John on Aug. 22, 2007.

Moynahan’s friend continued: “Don’t you think Jack will grow up and read her comments and find them disrespectful to him and his mother? If Tom is such a great father as everyone likes to say, then you would think that he’d respect the privacy of his young child and would ask his wife not to use his son as a publicity prop and a subject of public discussion. Is she is so desperate for attention that she can’t find anything more productive to talk about other than Bridget’s child?”

In Vanity Fair, Bundchen not only said John was “100 percent her child,” she added: “It’s not like because somebody else delivered him, that’s not my child. I love him the same way as if he were mine. I already feel like he’s my son, from the first day . . . He’s my little angel — the sweetest, most cuddly, loving baby. I feel blessed to have him in my life. I understand that he has a mom, and I respect that. But to me, it’s not like because somebody else delivered him, that’s not my child — I feel it is, 100 percent.”

Moynahan’s friend also quipped, “Hey Gisele — real mothers don’t call their kids ‘it.’ ” Moynahan’s rep declined to comment.

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DON’T put “Two Lovers” director James Gray in the same room as his star, Joaquin Phoenix. Gray is still furious that scant attention was paid to his movie when Phoenix, who was supposed to be promoting it, grew a beard and started behaving weirdly — an act, many say, he’s putting on for a mockumentary he’s doing with Casey Affleck. Gray seethed to the Times of London: “It’s like, Letterman was trying to get the movie out there, but the only thing that’s out there now is a crazy person with a beard making a fool of himself.” Gray called Phoenix a “clown” and said he’s not convinced Phoenix’s act is a hoax. He said, “Towards the end of the movie he kept saying, ‘I’m tired . . . I don’t want to act anymore . . . But I must say, I’ve seen him in his house, and he has his own recording studio . . . if this is a hoax, then it’s the most elaborate thing that I have ever seen.”

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Now that Bill Murray (above) is officially divorced, he’s free to hit on pretty young things. Murray was having a late dinner at Steak Frites in the Village Friday night around 11 with five of his six sons when he spied a hot Scarlett Johansson-look-alike sitting near the bar. Our spy said Murray, who was drinking hot tea all night, “walked over to the woman, tapped her on the shoulder and started chatting about the Michigan State vs. Kansas basketball game. When his kids got restless he counted his losses, shook her hand and left.”

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Robert Pattinson sings three songs on the soundtrack of his new indie movie, How to Be.

The flick — which stars Pattinson as a guy experiencing a quarter-life crisis after getting dumped by his girlfriend — premieres on April 29 on the Independent Festival Direct movies-on-demand channel.

The 23-track soundtrack hits stores the day before.

The actor also — who also plays the guitar — sings two songs on the Twilight soundtrack as well.

“Music is my backup plan if acting fails,” Pattinson told the Los Angeles Times in February.

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British singer Natasha Bedingfield has spoken of her love for new husband Matt Robinson after their romantic outdoor ceremony in California a week ago.

The couple tied the knot in front of 150 family members and close friends in a vineyard overlooking the ocean at Malibu.

In an exclusive interview with Hello! magazine, the couple spoke about their perfect day and their plans for a family.

After their fairytale wedding, the couple said they hope to enjoy just ‘being married’ for a while before having children.

Natasha, 27, said: ‘He is going to be an amazing dad. But we’re not ready yet, we’re going to enjoy being married.’

The These Words singer credited her new spouse with making her enjoy her fame and becoming more relaxed.

She said: ‘Matt is so creative and talented. I feel completely secure in his love for me.

‘My family always say, “We love you Matt because Natasha’s changed.” I have more fun.’

Her parents Molly and John as well as brothers Daniel and Joshua and sister Nikola flew in for the wedding at the Church Estates Vineyard on the California coast on March 21.

Natasha got engaged in New York’s Central Park last September after two years of dating 30-year-old Californian Robinson.

Speaking after the ceremony, the Surrey-born star said: ‘It was simple, beautiful and natural. Free from trappings or formalities, it was more about expressing our love for one another in front of those we hold dearest to us than anything else.’

She added: ‘We are now very much looking forward to spending the rest of our lives together. Love is hard to find, so when you do find it, hang on to it.’

Natasha wore a cream silk Vera Wang dress and the groom donned an Armani suit.

She had four bridesmaids, sister Nikola and friends Beth Redman, Karin Myrin and Rebekah LeBeau and two flower girls.

The ceremony took place on a lawn strewn with rose petals.

The couple chose the same wedding venue as The Black Eyed Peas star Fergie when she wed actor boyfriend Josh Duhamel earlier this year.

Natasha and Matt were introduced by friends at a video arcade in 2006 and soon went on their first date to see Superman at the cinema. At the time, she said Robinson was ‘hotter’ than her hero David Beckham.

‘My fiancé Matt is hotter to me than David Beckham,’ she said. ‘He is honest, funny, charming and hot.’

Natasha shot to fame in 2004 with the No 1 single, These Words.

She was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance in 2007 and performed in the same year’s Concert for Diana at Wembley Stadium.

Natasha, who famously sang about the positive sides of not having a boyfriend in her No.3 hit Single, said last year she was relieved to have found a partner outside of the entertainment industry.

She said: ‘He’s a business man, and it really is a good balance for my career because he’s always a solid rock that I just feel very comfortable with, and I feel very loved.

‘I was single for a long, long time and I kind of went down kicking and screaming because I liked my single-ness, but he was someone definitely worth giving up being single for.’

As well as getting married, Natasha is currently working on her fourth album, which is due for release later this year.

Last autumn, she supported reformed boy band New Kids On The Block on their North American tour.

Her brother Daniel was the first of the family to achieve success in 2001 with Gotta Get Thru This and the follow-up If You’re Not The One.

But at the same time as his sister made her breakthrough in 2004, his career was almost ended after a near fatal car crash in New Zealand.

He was left with severe head and neck injuries that required him to wear a neck brace for six months.

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On today’s edition of THE MARTHA STEWART SHOW (syndicated, check local listings), Rosie O’Donnell announced that she would be taking part in an upcoming episode of the popular Fine Living Network (FLN) series, WHATEVER, MARTHA!, which was greenlit today for an additional 26 episodes. Rosie declared, “I want to do a few full episodes because I want to get to the bottom of you and Alexis. Then I want to have Dr. Phil come on and we can do a whole family therapy thing.”

Rosie on getting ready back stage:

MS: I saw them powdering your cleavage backstage.

RO: It’s always fun. They were powdering and I’m wearing SPANX so it’s very hard to know where to put the mic pack, because basically, from my toes to right under my boobs, is one piece of solid Lycra.

MS: How do you breathe?

RO: I can’t. In fact, I’m having very bad gas – fair warning.

Rosie on her height:

RO: [Sitting down] Look how much taller I am than you.

MS: I know!

RO: It’s because I have a very long torso.

MS: I need a couple of telephone books please.

RO: When my family would go to church when we were little, everybody would think, ‘oh, my god – they’re giants.’ And then we’d stand up and we’re pretty much the same height standing as we are sitting because I’ve got a 24 inch inseam…

MS: Mine’s like 40 [inches].

RO: Well, you’re a supermodel.

Martha on WHATEVER, MARTHA! on FLN:

MS: They’ll [Alexis and Jennifer] just make fun of anything, and that’s the whole idea of their show [WHATEVER, MARTHA!].

RO: Which I love. Do you watch it?

MS: Yes, I love it!

RO: Do you ever mind that the girls make fun of you on their show?

MS: The TV is edited. That’s a good show, but the radio – that’s another story. Sometimes it gets a little hairy, even for mom. Sometimes when I’m in the car with a driver, I have to turn it off.

RO: Really?

AS: And when you leave, they turn it back on.

MS: I want to just announce, because this is a big announcement…

RO: Can I announce it?

MS: Yeah, go ahead!

RO: It’s good news for all our WHATEVER, MARTHA! fans. The show has been so popular that Alexis and Jennifer are going back into production with 26 all new episodes for the Fine Living Network. You’ve been picked up ladies! Tune in, because that show, I watch in my bed, and I laugh so hard I need a Depends under garment.

Martha on Alexis’ pet pig:

RO: We’re like Charlie’s Angels.

MS: Alexis has never watched Charlie’s Angels.

AS: I wasn’t allowed to.

RO: You didn’t let her watch TV?
MS: No, no – we had other things to do.

AS: I had to ask…and then there was the look of disapproval.

RO: I’ve seen that look. You used to make her weed the gardens a lot, she told me.

MS: Weed, take care of the chicken coop, the geese…one year we had a pig.

AS: We never had a pig. Unbelievable! We never had a pig.

RO: There was no pig?

MS: She doesn’t remember that we had a pig and it was at Dottie Lays house.

AS: It was at someone else’s house?!

MS: That’s okay – it’s still our pig.

RO: Why did you keep a pig at Dottie Lays?

MS: Because Dottie Lays had a pig pen.

RO: Who is Dottie Lays? Does Dottie still have the pig?

JKH: No, they ate it.

MS: It made the best prosciutto, and Alexis actually ate it when she was not a vegetarian…and you liked it.

RO: You had a pet pig and you made your daughter eat it?!

AS: All I remember is goats and horses.

RO: I think we should all go to family therapy. All of us – because there’s a lot of stuff that you remember that I don’t think happened, Martha. I’d like to come back on the show with us and Dottie Lays.

AS: I wouldn’t.

RO: I’d like to see Dottie Lays eat some Frito Lays!

Rosie on Donald Trump:

AS: Jennifer just said the F word on television.

JKH: I did not say anything. I said ‘freak.’

RO: Do you know what the F word is in our house?

JKH: Freak!

RO: Fat. Do you remember when that billionaire was making fun of me? We don’t say his name – he’s like Lord Baltimore – we just ignore him. My little daughter said, ‘What is that guy saying about you?’ I said, ‘Oh, I made fun of his hair, so now he says that I’m fat and ugly,’ and she looks at me and she goes, ‘Mama, you are not ugly!’

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A television station in the Florida Panhandle is not going to air a new variety show hosted by Ozzy Osbourne and his family because it contains profanity and adult content. The head of Panama City Fox affiliate WPGX says he watched a six-minute preview of “Osbournes: Reloaded” and found that the time slot for the show makes him uncomfortable.

The show is set to debut Tuesday at 8:20 p.m. CDT. The offbeat time is intended to keep viewers of top-rated “American Idol” watching the show.

WPGX General Manager David Cavileer says he would have aired the Osbournes show later in the evening. Instead, he’ll air “The Simpsons” during the earlier time slot.

A Fox Broadcasting Co. spokesman says any affiliate can pre-empt a program it deems inappropriate for its market.

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