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Anonymous wrote:She's so talented. Incredible she didn't even win American Idol, she lost to freaking Fantasia who never got far.

Fantasia seems to be doing well too

https://www.thewrap.com/the-color-purple-movie-musical-casts-fantasia-barrino-and-danielle-brooks/

Not really. She’s a mess personally, 4 kids, three dads and she became a grandma at 32 years old. Her house was foreclosed on.

How is that even possible?!

Is this a serious question? My cousin had a baby at 14 and then her daughter had a child at 16. My cousin was a grandmother at age 30.

Yes it was a serious question. I don’t know many people who are grandmothers at 32. Or people who have babies at 14.

It is common. My own grandmother was like this and she is currently a great-great grandmother and is not even 80 years old. She had her first child at 14. One of her daughters did the same thing.

It is not common in this country for girls to have children at 14. Thank goodness.

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Anonymous wrote:She's so talented. Incredible she didn't even win American Idol, she lost to freaking Fantasia who never got far.

Fantasia seems to be doing well too

https://www.thewrap.com/the-color-purple-movie-musical-casts-fantasia-barrino-and-danielle-brooks/

Not really. She’s a mess personally, 4 kids, three dads and she became a grandma at 32 years old. Her house was foreclosed on.

How is that even possible?!

Is this a serious question? My cousin had a baby at 14 and then her daughter had a child at 16. My cousin was a grandmother at age 30.

Yes it was a serious question. I don’t know many people who are grandmothers at 32. Or people who have babies at 14.

It is common. My own grandmother was like this and she is currently a great-great grandmother and is not even 80 years old. She had her first child at 14. One of her daughters did the same thing.

It is not common in this country for girls to have children at 14. Thank goodness.

It is not common, in this country, for girls with access to birth control and abortion to have children at 14. So the numbers will increase as access to medical services and resources decrease.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/410744/birth-rate-for-us-girls/

A small percentage of a really big number can still be a big number.

Yes this is true. My grandma didn’t have access to birth control and the family members that also gave birth at 14 didn’t either. It’s hard to believe when you’re in your own privileged bubble.

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Anonymous wrote:She's so talented. Incredible she didn't even win American Idol, she lost to freaking Fantasia who never got far.

Fantasia seems to be doing well too

https://www.thewrap.com/the-color-purple-movie-musical-casts-fantasia-barrino-and-danielle-brooks/

Not really. She’s a mess personally, 4 kids, three dads and she became a grandma at 32 years old. Her house was foreclosed on.

How is that even possible?!

Is this a serious question? My cousin had a baby at 14 and then her daughter had a child at 16. My cousin was a grandmother at age 30.

Yes it was a serious question. I don’t know many people who are grandmothers at 32. Or people who have babies at 14.

It is common. My own grandmother was like this and she is currently a great-great grandmother and is not even 80 years old. She had her first child at 14. One of her daughters did the same thing.

It is not common in this country for girls to have children at 14. Thank goodness.

It is not common, in this country, for girls with access to birth control and abortion to have children at 14. So the numbers will increase as access to medical services and resources decrease.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/410744/birth-rate-for-us-girls/

A small percentage of a really big number can still be a big number.

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Anonymous wrote:What's her emmy for?

Another producing credit for a daytime Emmy for a show called Baba Yaga.

Wait so 50% of the EGOT was for producing credits? Seems less impressive now