quite simply OMG - what is this mother on?

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mummys little lolita?

its horrible.remembering seing her in magazines and on tv,its so sad!

iv read about her a few times. shes mad!

Dear god I feel ill. What planet is she from? She is playing with fire. A little girl needs to be proected by her mother in order to have a childhood. This woman has sold hers for hard cash .

The portrait photos are bizarre, the girl looks about 25.

The mother is clearly stupid.

dreadful - poor poor girl x

That was my thoughts exactly beaniesteve - she's not even attractive. Her mother must be on something to even think she could win a beauty pagent!

I showed my dp the pic asked if she was pretty,he said she's alright and thought she was 28!!! Must say think he got the age well out. He thought she had too much make up on but got a shock when I said she's 11.

Poor wee mite, she should be under SS IMO.

She is not unattractive and she has the image that will win beauty pagents but that is hardly the point.

i feel a bit uncomfortable putting make up on dd1 for her dance shows! she looks really strange to me with all that stuff plastered all over her face! id never encourage her to do it to this extreme!

i dont even like nail extensions on adults let alone children! how she can do 'normal' things girls her age do? like netball, bike rides etc. this is just wrong. a classic case of a mother living out her own dreams through her daughter. i wonder what the father makes of it all?

That girl has got more to worry about than precocious sexualisation. Having parents who don't seem to be able to say no (£26,000 worth of presents), pursuing fame for fame's sake (don't see a mention of a specific talent, but then I could barely bring myself to read the whole thing). A father who doesn't seem to want to be at home (or has to be away to work to feed his daughter's - and wife's - habits).

Being on Lorraine Kelly? Well we all want that for our children don't we

This is vile - the girl is clearly being brought up to believe that money and image are everything. What chance has she got of a normal life?

There was a follow up programme on recently of one of the girls (now about 19 now I think) who was in American Beauty pageants with John Benet Ramsay.

She is the polar opposite nowadays - pretty, but dresses and looks very natural almost a bit tomboyish.

I don't think she enjoyed the whole thing that much. All her trophies etc are looked after by her grandma. Her mother and the grandma get together and coo about the old days while she was trying to put it all behind her from what I could make out.

Two words come to mind. STUPID WOMAN!!!

i saw this girl on a programme. this is sick really. the little girl was talking about how fat people were disgusting and she wouldn't be friends with someone fat or ugly.

i think this is child abuse. her mum didn't come across as the brightest spark. the dad seemed quite nice and a bit embarrassed. he made half-hearted protestations when little sasha was being carted off for her spray tan but his voice just trailed off after one comment by the mum.

i hate when parents of child beauty queens like this say 'all the children her age are doing it'. . none of my friends (early twenties) spend a fraction of that time or money on their appearance. and many of them are extremely interested in or work in style and/or fashion.

She really is unattractive and aside from the stupidity of spending all that money i think it's really quite awful to encourage her daughter to think she's stunning when she's clearly quite plain even with the makeup.

OMG!!!! Presumably mum will also be taking her for her first boob job soon, maybe a bit of liposuction or a face lift even! Oh I just couldn't say no, you know what kids are like, well we can afford it - where do you think she will draw the line?

beaniesteve it's unfortunate but true. her daughter, while sweet, does not have the stunning looks to be extremely succesful at modelling. what will she do when it falls through?

classic case of mother pushing her child to live her own dreams, living her life through the child.

ooooh, i doubt that girl is going to end up going to university somehow. I reckon she'll be knocked up at 15

That is really very depressing. Not to mention the fact that she must have had her navel pierced at some shithole place, as no reputable piercer would pierce an 11 year old even with a parent's consent IME.

I thought it was especially sad that she made that comment about not worrying about paedophiles as 'they only want the younger-looking girls'. Paedophiles aren't the only kind of abusive adult that a vulnerable young person can come into contact with - there are plenty of (for want of a better word) normal guys who could quite easily fuck up this girl's life just as badly, especially if she's never been encouraged to see herself as anything more worthwhile than just looks.

OMG that girl is 11, she looks so much older, i would have said 16 at least, but what do i know.

This is so

That is incredibly vile.

Imagine being so proud of having a daughter who aspires to nothing more than being a blonde bimbo.

She (the daughter) isn't even that pretty, just a pleasantly ordinary looking child that you can just about see under the make up and bling. Her mum is seriously deluded if she thinks Sasha is going to be the next Jordan...

Horrific. What struck me was that if the mum had posted here what her plans and hopes were for her dd, we'd all be yelling "troll" because it's all so incredibly shocking, stupid, sad and almost unbelievable.

Given that Jordan is the mother's daughter's role model, bigcar's plastic surgery comment isn't far off the mark even in jest. That'll be what her mother gets her for her 18th. Daft bint.

This will end very very badly. The poor girl. Those pictures are SO provocative. Although pretty now Jordan is no great beauty and I feel for her as the onset of puberty brings massive change to the body and emotions. What a great way to mess up your daughter.

Former glamour Modal hey? What a selfish Woman not seeing her child as her OWN person.

some great glamour shots... but at 11 and .
If her mum wants her to be a model, then what's wrong with Next/M&S etc etc? I no longer feel so guilty about letting DD of same age wear a little eye shadow at dancing comps!