6:38 pm - 08/07/2012
The popular reality TV show "Toddlers in Tiaras" follows the controversial world of child beauty pageants, highlighting the lengths young girls and their families will go to in order to win crowns and titles.
One of the show's breakout stars is six-year-old pageant contestant Alana Thompson, or "Honey Boo Boo." Alana's well-known for her outrageous sayings and her hyperactive outbursts after drinking a beverage her family has deemed "go-go juice."
Alana is now the star of her own reality show on TLC called "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo." The show, which premieres tomorrow at 10pm ET, features the entire Thompson family at home in rural Georgia.
On Starting Point this morning, "Honey Boo Boo" and her mom June sit down to discuss her new show and to respond to critics of young girls in pageants.
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Admit it. How many of you will be watching this tomorrow night? Apparently they have a promo out now that revolves around them going on a family outing to bid on expired cookies at an auction but I haven't found it online yet.
"You better redneck-ognize!" - Honey Boo Boo and Mama get interviewed by CNN
The popular reality TV show "Toddlers in Tiaras" follows the controversial world of child beauty pageants, highlighting the lengths young girls and their families will go to in order to win crowns and titles.
One of the show's breakout stars is six-year-old pageant contestant Alana Thompson, or "Honey Boo Boo." Alana's well-known for her outrageous sayings and her hyperactive outbursts after drinking a beverage her family has deemed "go-go juice."
Alana is now the star of her own reality show on TLC called "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo." The show, which premieres tomorrow at 10pm ET, features the entire Thompson family at home in rural Georgia.
On Starting Point this morning, "Honey Boo Boo" and her mom June sit down to discuss her new show and to respond to critics of young girls in pageants.
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Admit it. How many of you will be watching this tomorrow night? Apparently they have a promo out now that revolves around them going on a family outing to bid on expired cookies at an auction but I haven't found it online yet.
Also, the video you're referring to is on Huffpost.