Mother injects Botox in the daughter of 7 years old! o___O

[morsmordre]

This is horrendous Those kiddy pageants freak me out. Wow... I have no words. That poor girl is going to be scarred for the rest of her life (mentally and physically) what's going to happen when the treatments stop? Doesn't the skin react somehow?

[Ashtanga]

what's going to happen when the treatments stop? Doesn't the skin react somehow?

I think she will have some sequel.... or not? She is a child and your body is still developing.

[Roosje]

This story was a hoax. Article from Jezebel:

Botox Mom Confesses: It Was All a Hoax
Maureen O'Connor — Botox Mom Kerry Campbell has released a sworn statement saying her attention-grabbing, Good Morning America-baiting scandal was a hoax!
Her real name is Sheena Upton, she says, and she never gave her daughter Botox or "virgin waxes." This is the best possible outcome, right? The little girl isn't full of botulism, but the mom is still a crazy person we can judge.

Sheena now says British tabloid The Sun—which published the first Botox Mom story—orchestrated the whole thing. "I was provided with the story, instructions, and a script to follow for a recorded interview." She made $200. "The truth is I have never given my daughter Botox, nor allowed her to get any type of waxing, nor is she a beauty pageant contestant." It's a more efficient version of Munchausen Syndrome: Instead of injuring her child to fake illness and get attention, she fake-injured her child and got more attention than even the most prolific Munchausen moms can even dream.

The part about Child Protect Services' involvement was real, though, and confirmed by a CPS spokesperson. (After closing the case, CPS declined to specify what, exactly, they did or found.) TMZ reports that, after tests at UCLA Medical Center proved Britney never actually got Botox, the child was returned to her custody "with the provision that a cousin would stay with her and the child for the time being." All three have been strictly prohibited from contact with silver weather balloons.

Many raised doubts about Botox Mom's veracity, even as Good Morning America gave her a fig leaf of credibility. By the time that "Kerry Campbell" started her apology tour, it was clear that at least some of her tale was a lie. Not that she's necessarily telling the whole truth now.

So what have we learned? Botox is not for babies, CPS doesn't mess around, and The Sun's hoax machine is fifty times cheaper than Good Morning America's respectable journalism machine. [TMZ]

Sigh of relief... Although the fact that you would make this up is pretty bad as well.

[xthunderx2]

some people are just so creepy and will do anything for money. I am just glad that the child is ok and that the story wasn't true. So what a great roll model...she has taught her daughter to lie..what a loser!!

[qbee]

Even though the story was proved to be a HOAX They should keep the child away from this mother.
She does not have the best interest of her child in her heart. She made her child commit fraud and LIE on national TV
showing her that it is profitable to do so .. I see a lot of pain coming for this little girls future if that waht she is being
taught and used for .. maybe Mom will pimp her out once she becomes a teen. This mother doesnt seem to have any
reguard for her daughter's well being exept to use her to make a Buck and get attention .. In my opinion she is a
very unfitting and scarey Mom .. I pray she will make a change but her excuse does'nt seem to have any remorse

[Ashtanga]

This story was a hoax. Article from Jezebel:

Botox Mom Confesses: It Was All a Hoax
Maureen O'Connor — Botox Mom Kerry Campbell has released a sworn statement saying her attention-grabbing, Good Morning America-baiting scandal was a hoax!
Her real name is Sheena Upton, she says, and she never gave her daughter Botox or "virgin waxes." This is the best possible outcome, right? The little girl isn't full of botulism, but the mom is still a crazy person we can judge.

Sheena now says British tabloid The Sun—which published the first Botox Mom story—orchestrated the whole thing. "I was provided with the story, instructions, and a script to follow for a recorded interview." She made $200. "The truth is I have never given my daughter Botox, nor allowed her to get any type of waxing, nor is she a beauty pageant contestant." It's a more efficient version of Munchausen Syndrome: Instead of injuring her child to fake illness and get attention, she fake-injured her child and got more attention than even the most prolific Munchausen moms can even dream.

The part about Child Protect Services' involvement was real, though, and confirmed by a CPS spokesperson. (After closing the case, CPS declined to specify what, exactly, they did or found.) TMZ reports that, after tests at UCLA Medical Center proved Britney never actually got Botox, the child was returned to her custody "with the provision that a cousin would stay with her and the child for the time being." All three have been strictly prohibited from contact with silver weather balloons.

Many raised doubts about Botox Mom's veracity, even as Good Morning America gave her a fig leaf of credibility. By the time that "Kerry Campbell" started her apology tour, it was clear that at least some of her tale was a lie. Not that she's necessarily telling the whole truth now.

So what have we learned? Botox is not for babies, CPS doesn't mess around, and The Sun's hoax machine is fifty times cheaper than Good Morning America's respectable journalism machine. [TMZ]

Sigh of relief... Although the fact that you would make this up is pretty bad as well.

What wonderful mother. This girl will not learn good things with your mother. Bad example. She should be ashamed of itself. Poor child.

[bowtiesarecool]

Some people don't deserve to be parents.