If the Spearses Insist on Ruining Their Careers, Who Will Be Left for Bonnie Fuller to Kick Around?

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"After all, no 16-year-old is properly prepared to raise a child and no 16-year-old with a career as a teen heroine on a teen network is likely to keep her day job." Also, she takes issue with Spears's decision to speak to competing magazine Ok!, "which often pays big bucks for stories" — "a blaring public relations boo boo," in Bonnie's unbiased opinion — and suggests the pregnancy might somehow have been an ill-advised "career move." Right. So Lynn Spears is not only a bad mom, she's a bad manager. But there is a positive to Jamie Lynn's career being "over" that Bonnie fails to note: At least she won't have to worry about having her cellulite scrutinized in Star.
Jamie Lynn — Wake Up and Smell the Frappuccino — This Baby Backfired! [HuffPo]
Related: Hello, Kettle? This Is Bonnie. You're Black.

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