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I am 100 percent sure that I would not pimp my kids out on national TV for $400,000, our own TV show, and face time with Anderson Cooper. Now, this may be in large part because our family has been been more fortunate than Alana’s family. We could provide our kids with that good education, and with many other advantages, via a more traditional route. But yes - 100 percent sure.
I’m rooting for them too, btw. I don’t watch the show, and I don’t admire the choices these parents and other parents of “reality stars” have made about putting their children on TV for much of America to hoot at. I wish them well anyway. I hope that Alana finds success as an adult, and that she doesn’t have to essentially support her family by being a reality TV darling for much longer.</p>