Teeny Critters - Treesa Thornwillow's friends.Winged Critters - Treesa Thornwillow's friends.Fright-Mares - The hybridized nightmares.Secondary pets - The pets of Monster High that are essentially fiction-only and rarely feature in more than one medium.Usually, they have a trademark and get a role in their owners' diaries. Primary pets - The pets of Monster High that are marketed by the franchise.Other adults - All the individual, adult characters that appear in Monster High, but aren't related to the school.Monster High staff - The staff and associates of the titular high school, regardless whether they teach or fulfill another function, regardless when they were associated with Monster High, and regardless of the fiction they appear in.It does matter whether they are former Monster High students. Former students - The characters who are past high school.On top of that, the section includes characters exclusive to the Monster High book series. Most of these characters only appear once in the fiction, but the section also contains students who have not been confirmed to attend Monster High yet or who have left Monster High. Other students - Characters who attend high school, but who do not attend Monster High.This section includes former backgrounders and semi-backgrounders, as well as characters exclusive to the Ghoulfriends book series. Monster High students - The Monster High student body minus the ghoulfriends, which makes up most of the primary cast of Monster High.These seven also often interact closely within the fiction. The Ghoulfriends - The franchise's main crew, consisting of the seven most featured characters, both fiction-wise and doll-wise.In fact, since the number of characters has become so large, the page has been split into four portions. If the amount of character-differentiated dolls might seem overwhelming, Monster High has plenty more characters other than those with dolls. Main - Students - Adults - Pets - Small - Other “As long as I like myself, I’m good.To better cover the various aspects of the subject matter, this article has been split into one main page and several subpages. She also receives - but seemingly shrugs off - a lot of negative Instagram comments for her nails and eyelashes. “Just because I got a little bit of extra meat on my bones, you want to hate me? I’ll never get body shaming,” she said. Not only has Thompson managed to remain strong in the face of child stardom and her mother’s addictions, but she’s come away from the incessant fatphobia she’s dealt with for years with a deep sense of self-love.
I’m proud of myself for how far I’ve come.” “When my mama got real bad with her, I didn’t know where I was going to end up. It’s something I’d wish on nobody, for real,” Thompson reflected. “A lot of folks in this world do not realize how many people are actually really affected by drug and alcohol … It’s very, very hard. With her blood relatives, however, she remains extremely close, despite many challenges: Her mother, June Shannon, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia in 2019, leading to legal guardianship of Thompson being passed to her 21-year-old sister, Lauryn “Pumpkin” Shannon. Growing up a child star has made it difficult to trust people, she admitted. “I don’t trust nobody really, so I don’t have friends.” “To be honest, I do not have many friends. Alana “Honey Boo Boo” Thompson now wants to be known only by her birth name. All of that makes it difficult to let classmates at her public high school - or anyone beyond family, really - get close to her. They also assume she’s become rich as a result of it. “I feel like folks are so much like, ‘Oh, my God, I’m friends with Honey Boo Boo,’ ” she said, adding that she feels people still expect her to embrace and embody the rambunctious, Southern childhood identity for which she became famous. While the tot beauty queen once seemed to proudly embrace the nickname, she now filters out friends based on who still chooses to call her by it. 28, told Teen Vogue in a profile about how she’s changed since gaining international fame starring in TLC’s “Toddlers & Tiaras” in 2012. My name is Alana,” Alana Thompson, who will turn 16 Aug. This child star is growing up fast and shedding her girlhood identity. New reality show ‘Good Sex’ wants to leak your sex tape - and then review it Star Jones back as the new host of ‘Divorce Court’: ‘I want to make it my own’ ‘American Idol’ alum Sanjaya Malakar comes out, was told he’d ‘lose fans’ Fashion is a family affair for the Culpo sisters
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