Popcornshovel
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I think to get engaged that young, she must be looking for some stability in her life. Probably because she's spent her teens travelling and working instead of enjoying her life.
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citrineday
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i really don’t like millie. i’ve watched countless interviews of her with the rest of the ST cast and oh my god, EVERY interview she is interrupting her cast mates talking and doesn’t ever let anyone else speak! seems like an arrogant narcissistic brat. did nobody ever teach her how to be polite??? she thinks she’s gods gift walking on the planet. and i don’t think it’s the fame- there’s a huge amount of child stars and large amount of them know how to be respectful and not interrupt other people. her cast mates don’t do it!
i barely know anything about her apparently being groomed, only what i’ve just seen here, but yikes! that as well as her parents leeching off her is going to ruin her… i can see a breakdown coming in the next few years
i barely know anything about her apparently being groomed, only what i’ve just seen here, but yikes! that as well as her parents leeching off her is going to ruin her… i can see a breakdown coming in the next few years
Trixabellee9393
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Well I barely follow her but have got her on insta an she literally looks and acts way more mature than me and I’m 27! It is a little concerning :-/ can mess kids up growing up with too much fame xx
FraggleRock
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Did anyone see the video she put out a while ago ‘demonstrating’ how to use products for her skincare range? It was obvious she wasn’t using any of the products and basically pretending to do her whole routine - this included faking washing her face. She received so much backlash for it and ended up deleting the whole thing!
Binnsy86
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19 does feel really young to me BUT two points:
- she’s probably had to grow up fast being in the world of showbiz
- his dad (Jon Bon Jovi) is married to his high school sweetheart so that’s his baseline
I mostly get good vibes from these two. They’re hella cute. I was a hot mess at 19 and am now 37, childless (through choice), still sometimes an hot mess and with someone for 14 years but not looking to get married. Each to their own, so long as they’re happy, right?
She reminds me of Lindsey Lohan, MBB’s parents have achieved the impossible and made Lindsey’s mum and dad look less horrifying than they are. I don’t think Dina allowed child predators to live in the house while grooming Lindsey, probably never thought of it. I hope MBB has a great business manager separate from her parents who is hiding money from the parents.
Very traditional
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He compared her to Vicky Pollard
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Chinese_whispers
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In fairness, she does here. It’s a funny joke
madgirlcity
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I’ve been concerned about Millie for a very long time. Being only five years younger than me, I feel like I can connect to her in some way and it truly disturbs me reading about all of those older men who she considers friends. There is nothing normal about a friendship / texting between a teenager and men in their 30s. It’s creepy and I cannot believe people haven’t been more outraged about it. Just like they did when Billie Eilish finally turned 18, I believe men will instantly sexualise her and I wouldn’t be surprised if she starts dating a much older man in the future.
I’m not sure if there is any truth to it, but wasn’t her team recently forced to deny claims by an older Tik Toker that they’re were having a sexual relationship and her parents knew about the whole thing? Is there any proof of it being true?
I’m not sure if there is any truth to it, but wasn’t her team recently forced to deny claims by an older Tik Toker that they’re were having a sexual relationship and her parents knew about the whole thing? Is there any proof of it being true?
These celebrity teens just absolutely grow up too fast. I feel like the pressure on them to appear adult-like once they hit 16 is immense. The bikini pictures on Instagram, never going a few months without a boyfriend, moving out at young age etc. It’s all so rushed. This stuff with her dating a 20 year old is shocking, it’s pure manipulation on his part, what does he gain from dating a 16 year old. Oh wait she’s probably the most famous young star on the planet.... so gross. Why do parents push their kids into stardom so young? It always ends up with them growing up too fast or going off the rails. It’s sad. She has not been looked out for properly.
SweetPerdita
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I'm very pro-adoption but the private adoption process in America is completely different to here. In the UK adoption is basically overseen by the government and involves the local council and assessments by a social worker, and also involves both birth parents (unless unknown or un-findable) having to sign off. As someone upthread pointed out, is a long and arduous process. British adoption is virtually always of older children, children adopted after being in foster care, or stepparent adoption. Newborn adoption (eg adoption agreement made while the birth mother is still pregnant) is extremely rare in the UK.
America has a private for-profit adoption industry, which is extremely murky. There is no government or social services oversight (in many states they don't even need to be licensed), it costs tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars, there's often little to no assessment to ensure the adoptive parents are suitable, and the process is much faster than in the UK. The majority of American private adoptions involve newborns. This obviously creates an ethical problem: if you're a private adoption broker and a wealthy couple has paid you $80k to find them a newborn, you have to go out and find a pregnant woman and convince her to give up her baby asap, or you have to give the money back. There have been many complaints about private adoption brokers agressively targeting vulnerable pregnant women, especially teenage girls (for example they actively target abortion clinics). Or targeting low-income/benefits/homeless/substance addicted pregnant women who might desperately want to keep their babies but are coerced via threats that their baby will be taken by social services, and wouldn't you rather your baby was adopted by nice rich people, than taken by social services and put into some horrible foster home? The pregnant women are often paid large sums, and told if they change their minds, they'll be sued and have to give all the money back.
It's just a completely different situation. In Britain, you're adopting a child who already exists and is in need of a family. In the USA, you might easily be adopting a baby where the mother is a teen girl who was coerced into not aborting, or a dodgy foreign trafficking situation. Basically anyone in the USA can adopt a baby pretty quickly if they have enough money.
Really good article: https://time.com/6051811/private-adoption-america/
America has a private for-profit adoption industry, which is extremely murky. There is no government or social services oversight (in many states they don't even need to be licensed), it costs tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars, there's often little to no assessment to ensure the adoptive parents are suitable, and the process is much faster than in the UK. The majority of American private adoptions involve newborns. This obviously creates an ethical problem: if you're a private adoption broker and a wealthy couple has paid you $80k to find them a newborn, you have to go out and find a pregnant woman and convince her to give up her baby asap, or you have to give the money back. There have been many complaints about private adoption brokers agressively targeting vulnerable pregnant women, especially teenage girls (for example they actively target abortion clinics). Or targeting low-income/benefits/homeless/substance addicted pregnant women who might desperately want to keep their babies but are coerced via threats that their baby will be taken by social services, and wouldn't you rather your baby was adopted by nice rich people, than taken by social services and put into some horrible foster home? The pregnant women are often paid large sums, and told if they change their minds, they'll be sued and have to give all the money back.
It's just a completely different situation. In Britain, you're adopting a child who already exists and is in need of a family. In the USA, you might easily be adopting a baby where the mother is a teen girl who was coerced into not aborting, or a dodgy foreign trafficking situation. Basically anyone in the USA can adopt a baby pretty quickly if they have enough money.
Really good article: https://time.com/6051811/private-adoption-america/
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Not Your Kind of Person
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Right, it was hardly a scathing takedown of her face or body.
Yeah, and I also feel that female celebs sometimes decide to marry to not get creeped on as much.
But we’ll see if they go through with the wedding…they could also just have a long engagement
Yeah, that didn't sit right with me at all. He should not have been messaging her.
I feel like I read that she is paying for a sibling's tuition fees or something like that... It was a while ago I read about it.
Prince fan 1999
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So lovely. I'm glad she didn't go down the surrogacy route.