“Baby Pimpin’“… who would have ever thought this would be something that we would be talking about? But in this day and age, no real surprise here folks, family values are hard to find in our own homes, and to have access to a “celebrity” infant is a real money maker. To the parents of these children it is a fast track to big dollars. Almost like putting the kid on a spinning wheel and seeing were it stops and how much that photo spot will pay.
Old Hollywood was all about glamour, great estates and wonderful cars. Today, you have these flash-in-the-pan losers grabbing the new born ASAP and getting to the “paps.” The days when moguls and stars would keep their children under wraps to prevent them from being exploited in the media seem a thing of the past, even as being potential targets of kidnappers, stalkers and even terrorists has gotten worse.
What makes these losers think that they are doing good for the welfare of the infant or the small child, keeping them in the media to make money from the gossip magazines? How easy would it be for an unstable person to try and hurt the child as it is being tucked under one’s arm in the search of someone to take a picture. We have all seen it, “Oh I am going shopping on Robertson Blvd,” knowing that there will be photogs waiting, or the little mommy or daddy time at the park, too bad you called and told the photogs you would be there. Phonies all of them! John Lennon’s family understands this real well, world leaders understand the risk. Not in Hollywood, it is still very much, “quick get the kid, I have bills to pay.” We have witnessed this too many times to deny it.
”Hollywood Gossip” reported that Kourtney Kardashian dragged her newborn to Ryan Seacrest’s KIIS-FM radio show, Baby Pimping. “How cute is baby Mason?!” Seacrest asked, happily playing the role of enabler to one of the stars of a series he produces. “Is baby ready to feed? He’s looking for your breast.” Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian accompanied their exploitative sister to the show, as Kourtney wrote on her blog: “I take Mason everywhere with me. We had to stop in and surprise Ryan!” The Kardashians, where did they come from? Paris Hilton had a name at least…”The Kardashians”?
“Hollywood Gossip” also took a slap at Birkhead, “Note to Larry Birkhead: the baby pimping bar has been raised to a new level. Will you meet it? To do so, Anna Nicole Smith’s baby daddy will need to bring his young child on to a radio show and then act as if he’s doing it just to see a pal.” It is my opinion that this “Baby Pimping” is going to continue as these wanna-be-famous types will use whatever they can to promote themselves and to to make a buck, after all it is the American way. The problem is that soon there is always someone more interesting and fascinating to the press and to those who read this trash. I am old enough to remember the Kennedys, Sinatra, Onassis and others who made it a point to keep their children out of the limelight…then again, they did not have to stand on their children’s backs to make a buck, those were the days of true Hollywood Glamour and Class.

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I think that only “bottom feeders” or D-list celebrities exploit and sell their infants to tabloids. These starlets and wannabe actors like Kardashians, Kendra Wilkinson, Larry Birkhead have no choice, but to sell pictures to tabloids. They have no talents, education, skills, nothing. Birkhead has a long-term contract with TMZ, E!, Access Hollywood and he earned at least $2 mil. He started to sell his kid from the moment he won DNA lottery. Besides, who wants to work from 9-5 when there is a easy way to earn big money? It’s pointless to talk about moral norms and those worthless people.
I could not agree with you more, it is almost like ‘hooker college’, you know you have something people will pay for…..so why not sell it!
The risk factor I think in time will come to haunt some of these people. As most are too cheap ( or want to bargain ) to hire good security and one day one of these people will pay with their child.
My thoughts,
John
i don’t know what to say about the baby pictures. People like to look at them and I don’t really think it hurts the child, it’s a picture. If someone were to pay me a million dollars for my child’s picture I would let them take it. A million dollars is a lot of money to snob out and pays for a nice lifestyle, better then living in a dummy neighborhood.
I hope they have the good sense to invest the money an make it grow to ensure quality of life for years to come.
Mary I think you are right, especially if you never had much to begin with. If you are someone with a financial foundation you might not do it.
If you are someone who has hit the ‘baby lottery’ and you are a borderline low life, then why not! I get it and will be writing more about this in time….maybe 2011….
thanks,
John
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