I was shocked when I read at one point she was my age, which makes her 35-36. She has not aged well.

Her 11 year old daughter Alanna, AKA Honey Boo Boo.

yep...the problem was definitely on the outside, mama june.

There is no way she is a 4 or even an 8.

that’s like kim kardashian. she claims she’s a size 2. but she’s also tiny. if you took her proportions and made her my height (almost 6 foot), she wouldn’t be a size 2.

Size 4...shoes?

Tabooola apparently thinks that I’m dying to know what everyone looks like now.

I get it all the time, and I’m always like “what am I looking at that makes the internet think I want to know this stuff?!”

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I doubt she’s a size 4. I had gastric bypass surgery and was smaller than her at my starting weight and I’m an 8. Unless she’s like, super short and tiny? I’m 5'10" so I kind of stopped around a size 8.

Game and match.

She does look great, but I’m skeptical of that size 4 thing. She looks like I did at a size 8.

did you see who we made president or

Can I just remind you that the original reason they got a reality show is because a morbidly obese white trash mother had a morbidly obese white trash family and specifically a fat rednecky child who entered beauty pageants and people enjoyed laughing at them? What a time to be alive.

I mean, she looks great, but it’s flat-out bizarre that somebody who intentionally enabled child abuse gets to have a reality show about how hot (or not) she is.

Is this somehow purposefully picking up on the thousands of weird “You won’t believe what Mama June looks like now!” ads that I get in Twitter and Facebook? Because that is WEIRD and I do not know why the internet thinks I need that marketing.

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Wait... The president of a historically black college is fired for calling out an openly racist president about the press conference/photo-op he rope a doped them into attending by pretending he was interested in hearing what they had to say?

I really hate false-equivalency arguments about racism.

In the video, the teacher can be heard dismissing the black student’s anger, saying that the white student “only used his words.”