Mom Buys Botox for Teen Daughter

Mom Buys Botox for Teen Daughter

Friday, May 29, 2009

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Like mother, like daughter. Mother buys birthday Botox injections for her daughter. Now the 18-year-old is hooked.

It's the gift that keeps on giving ... as long as you buy more. The Daily Mail reports a mom in England bought her young daughter an unusual birthday present when she turned 18 -- Botox injections to erase unsightly "wrinkles" on her teenager's forehead.

Now, thanks to her mum Margaret, Jodie is hooked on Botox. "So what if I'm a teenage Botox addict? I can't think of anything worse than looking old," Jodie told the Daily Mail. Jodie now spends thousands of dollars on her injections.

It's not surprising that Jodie's 45-year-old mom would get her on the Botox bandwagon. The mum of one had a nose job, two breast enlargements, a tummy tuck, and a mini-facelift. It was only a matter of time before Margaret would begin to pass down her legacy to her only child.

"My mum's always looked so glamorous and she uses cosmetic surgery and Botox to keep her looking young. I plan to follow in her footsteps," proclaims Jodie.

No doubt, since Margaret has reportedly planned a nose job for Jodie's 21st, and has taken her for a consultation about breast enlargement.

What do you think of a mom who gets her daughter hooked on plastic surgery?



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Why does an 18 year old need Botox? At that age you skin is still very young looking. What happened to growing old gracefully? If you take care of your body more often than not you will look younger than you are.

- Ady

Posted 05/28/09 02:00 PM

The girl says that she cannot think of anything worse than looking old…um how about looking like your mom yikes!!!

- Emma

Posted 05/28/09 02:35 PM

Why in heavens would she want to follow in her mother’s footsteps? That woman is frightfully scary looking. She is so obviously full of plastic… any beauty she may have had is long gone.

- Anonymous

Posted 05/28/09 02:56 PM

The Mom looks horrible!

- ame i.

Posted 05/28/09 03:16 PM

I’m sorry, but they are BOTH hideous.

- Natalie

Posted 05/28/09 03:20 PM

so sad, its like this 18 year olds’ youth is being taken away. When I was 18, I didnt even know what botox was. Plus her mom does look horrible, why she idolizes that, I have no idea?!

- Maria

Posted 05/28/09 04:12 PM

All I can say is how sad.. For her and her mom :(

- Spookygirl

Posted 05/28/09 04:15 PM

Child abuse!

- Kate Beals

Posted 05/28/09 05:24 PM

HAHAHA. Ew, Well i guess it’s OK if she WANTS to look like her plastic vinyl stuffed-couch.. i mean MOM. Not a good look. Not at all. Oh, and both their foreheads look HUGE and smooth and rounded and PROTRUDED. is this what they wanted? ewwwww.

- kitty

Posted 05/28/09 05:24 PM

Gee, I didn’t think my comment was any more offensive than anything posted. Why was it vetoed???

- Mom2two

Posted 05/28/09 05:32 PM

“There’s nothing worse than looking old”…uh YES THERE IS, looking like your mother is the worst way you could look!

- RachelAZ

Posted 05/28/09 07:19 PM

Looking old? She should be scared of looking like her mom!

- Amber

Posted 05/28/09 09:26 PM

Poor girl. I feel sorry for her. Her mom is basically telling her she looks ugly.

- Belinda

Posted 05/29/09 12:41 AM

the mother is just so plastic, a 40 year old woman looks better than her. I feel bad for her daughter, it is normal for humans to have wrinkles, especially when we are stressed, so no need to erase it because almost everyone has it.

- Just Sayin'

Posted 05/29/09 02:52 AM

is it me or do women who abuse plastic surgery all end up looking like a variation to Jocelyn Wildenstein, the cat lady? this mom looks horrible and her daughter is on her way, yuck

- Dels

Posted 05/29/09 09:19 AM

I would never ever do this to my own daughter!

- Shannon

Posted 05/29/09 11:13 AM

They both look nasty. Mom doesn’t look “glamorous” - she looks CREEPY.

- Anonymous

Posted 05/30/09 02:35 PM

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- Kelly

Posted 05/31/09 08:36 PM