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Jerry O’Connell Wants To Put His Twins in the Spotlight

Wednesday, June 20, 2012 by Heather Montgomery from Celebrity Stilettos and Sippy Cups

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Jerry O’Connell recently told People, that he wants his 3 year old daughters to get into show business, while his wife Rebecca Romijn is not as thrilled. He says, “I would love for them to be on the Disney Channel, maybe with a twins show of their own. Maybe they’re the new Olsen twins!” O’Connell has been acting since he was a small boy and also has a brother, Charlie O’Connell who is an actor.

Now I understand the need for child actors, but I think that it should only be an option if the child first expresses interest. He cites the Olsen twins, who while they are now billionaires, have also had their fair share of issues, including Mary Kate dating a man 16 years her senior, Olivier Sarkozy. I guess my point is that child actors who are successful rarely seem to turn out well as adults. It is the same as baby pageant queens, exploiting your child for any gain is not right. Now if a child is 6 or 7 and can reliably tell you their wishes for getting into acting, I don’t really have a problem with that, but choosing that life for your three year old seems wrong.

Would you ever push your child into acting or pageants?

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