See "Honey Boo Boo" a decade after it becomes 6-year-old television
Alana Thompson is almost 16 years old and I lose his pseudonym of hope the contest.
Alana Thompson grew upreality show, starting withToddlers and Tiaras, go to his turnaroundThat's honey boobo, then at the current show of his mother,Mama June: road to redemption.So the viewers started seeing a lot of Thompson over the years, his confident personality of the competition of children to the difficulties explained to his family. And she has become a long way since she got up to glory almost 10 years ago. Now, Thompson is almost 16 years old and it is clear that she wants to return the name "Honey Boo Boo".
Thompson recentlytalked aboutVogue in adolescence About his teenage life, a child who grew up on television and more. Read it to see the star of reality now and hear what it had to say about its rapid fame.
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Thompson sees honey Boo Boo as a different person from her.
In theVogue in adolescence Interview, Thompson said she recognized that the things she had told television in her childhood will follow Her-Honey Boo Boo had her share of sad sentences - but she sees her personality from reality and she- even in the form of two distinct entities. "They are completely two different people," she said. "I would say that I do like that Aana now, rather than the youngest Alana."
She wants to become a nurse.
TheVogue in adolescence History explains that Thompson would like to become a neonatal nurse and keeping reality TV now because she knows it's a good money. "I want to have a life, do you know?" she said. "I want to be able to support my children when I have children and things like that. It's certainly something good for the moment, [and] well for later in life."
She said about her prospect on life for the moment: "I want to be the best I can be, and I want to make my money, and I also want to go straight, so I'm just doing my best."
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She is always confident and is used to brush the wicked comments.
In the interview, Thompson stressed how people on social media criticize it for having long nails or wearing false eyelashes on social media. "There are so many people on my Instagram who does not like my nails or my eyelashes," she said. "But I do not care. As long as I love myself, I'm good."
On Instagram, Thompson recently sharedA picture of itself sticky its tongue With the legend, "I do not care, I saw my path" with an emoji with one hand with long nails. In another post earlier this year, she wrote: "People will hate anything."
She also spoke with certainty about her body in the interview and specifically took her generation to a task to coat a state of mind of body positivity toxicity. "Everyone is all aboutBody possibility, body positivity, until they see a body, they do not like, "says ThompsonVogue teenager. "I do not understand why people think that way. Just because I had a little extra meat on my bones, you want me to hate me? I will never be a summary of the body. As I know I'm beautiful And I know I had a knockout, so ... I do not care. "
She has also opened her relationship with her mother.
Thompson's relationship with his mother,Jun Shannon, is not as strong as it was due to Shannon's drug use. "Many people in this world do not realize how many people are actually affected by drugs and alcohol [utility]" she told the magazine. "It's very very difficult. It's something I would like to anyone, for real." Now she says she and her mother become "back on the right track". All so far has been documented on the show WETVMama june: road to redemption, including how Thompson ended up living with his sisterLauryn "pumpkin" Shannon.
"When my mother had real bad with her [drug use], I did not know where I was going to finish," Thompson saidVogue in adolescence. "I'm proud of me for the distance I come."
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