In fact, as per another Facebook post, she was given a car for her sweet Lucky girl! Eschberger is also amazingly active. Pretty much anything she can try she will! She went water skiing with friends, took in some tunes at The House of Blues , and even placed first in the meter dash at a track meet. Her red locks are still lighting the world on fire.
The scene in which she cries, scowls, and refuses to smile in group photos is maybe one of the most memorable tantrums on the tantrum-filled show. Why was Bartello so upset? Well, the good news is that Bartello is just as dramatic now as she was back then. She's amazingly active on her Instagram page, posting selfie after selfie after selfie — each one more filtered than the last.
Bartello, like many young stars these days, is also a YouTuber. According to her YouTube bio, she posts "fashion, lifestyle, and beauty videos," like the one where she goes through her brand new school supplie s, or the one where she demonstrates how she straightens her long brown hair.
As her Instagram bio says, Bartello is "always a pageant girl, but now a queen. In the infamous episode, as reported on by Fox News , poor Paisley strutted about the stage in the iconic outfit from the movie, complete with a yellow wig. But her mom, Wendy Lee Dickey, wasn't sorry for a moment. Dickey says in one episode of the show. Paisley has also been learning to sing and play the guitar.
The kid has also found time to take plenty of selfies and work on her puzzle skills. Sounds cute, right? It was, except for the fake cigarette and Lisa instructing her toddler by saying, "Don't forget to smoke! But Mrs. Christian wasn't fazed, even going so far as to defend her actions on Nancy Grace as reported on by Today , saying, "It was just a prop — nothing more, nothing less.
Luckily, Destiny seems to be doing well and has not yet developed a real smoking habit. The middle schooler's Facebook profile says that she "loves to model, sing, and dance.
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These days, the year-old is focusing on one thing: true happiness. Credit: courtesy of Dana Sprinkle. Tiara Twins. Credit: courtesy of Kelly Lyerly. Replay gallery. Pinterest Facebook. Up Next Cancel. Customers and friends constantly told her to enter her daughter in pageants, but she was apprehensive at first.
There was simply too much drama and too many pushy parents. They sit atop a wardrobe in her room, which is also filled with sashes and glamor shots juxtaposed with a bed full of stuffed animals and the carved, painted wooden letters hanging on the wall that spell out her name. Cole emphasizes that even with all the pageant experience her daughter is just a normal 5-year-old. Cole was fine with her daughter competing as long as McKenzie was happy doing it, but when the girl first asked about the possibility of being on television, Cole put her foot down.
After prayers and much pleading from Mc-Kenzie, Cole said, she gave in and decided it would be best for someone to convey pageants in a positive light. The modern child beauty pageant emerged in the early s, held in Miami, Florida. Since then, the industry has grown to include about , pageants. Born in Arkansas, Eden Wood began competing in pageants just after her first birthday. After a three-year hiatus due to much controversy, Another Toddlers and Tiaras aired the sequel on August 24,
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