Sandra Bullock: Gets messages of support from stars

Sandra Bullock: Gets messages of support from stars

Hollywood actor Jesse James might want to avoid showing his face in Tinseltown, or any town, for a while. Not only has Sandra Bullock gained the public's sympathies (if your friends are anything like ours, they're firmly on Team Sandy), but celebrities are also coming out to show their support in messages ranging from diplomatic to scathing.

Neither Berlin nor London will be receiving their scheduled Sandy face time, in the midst of the second "Blind Side" premiere cancellation. Stars have been revealing their feelings about the turmoil surrounding Bullock, whose husband of nearly five years, Jesse James, allegedly cheated on her with a tattoo model while Bullock was filming "The Blind Side."

When Bullock's "Speed" co-star Keanu Reeves was asked if he wanted to send her well-wishes, he told a reporter,"Yes, of course, I mean for everyone."

Fellow Oscar winner Mo'Nique offered to lend Bullock an ear, saying, "Sandra, if you need me, sugar, call me, baby..."

Veteran star Betty White is reportedly furious at James and can't say his name without cursing. Apparently White, who co-starred with Bullock in "The Proposal," "wants to kick James' a--."

A number of stars took to Twitter to express their feelings.

An angry Patti Stanger of "The Millionaire Matchmaker" said, "Sandra: don't need to be with a loser like Jesse" while Meghan McCain was perplexed: "what the hell Jesse James?!?!"

Holly Robinson-Peete was sad: "I'm depressed abt Sandra Bullock...Was such a beautiful love story. channeling strength 2her-"

Maria Menounos was equally heartbroken: "sandra b: my heart bleeds for you. Sending you a huge hug, lots of love and hope-there is a good man for you out there.you deserve better."

The messages come in the wake of tabloid reports that Bullock and James are consulting with divorce attorneys. But Bullock's rep says these reports are false.

While Bullock is taking a break from the public eye at the moment, James hasn't shirked his job responsibilities. Word has it he went back to work at his motorcycle shop, West Coast Choppers, over the weekend.

That doesn't necessarily mean it's business as usual for James, though. Reports of his return to the job have described him as "very upset" and "very quiet."