More importantly, she makes feeling comfortable with herself a priority, despite how today's social media economy breeds comparison. But I do not care. As long as I like myself, I'm good. I am my own person. Body shaming is something directed at her every single day in her comments section, she shares. Everybody's all about body positivity, body positivity , until they see a body they don't like. I'll never get body shaming. Alana focuses more on how she feels about herself, in her own skin, than what commenters have to say.
She thinks we need to be showing all different kinds of bodies, which is something she thinks pageants actually excel at. What made her stand out in those situations was her personality, she points out.
Directly across from the couch where Alana sits, a team is dismantling folding tables of shoes and shuffling racks of clothes out of the room. Alana is unperturbed by the chaos. Perhaps in a habit borne of years of on-camera interviews, Alana repeats almost every question back when she answers, half thinking aloud, half framing what she shares with the conciseness of a sound bite.
In other words, things a life is made of. I should be in my own bed at my mom's house just chilling, you know? Despite the flux of coming-of-age in public — heaped on top of the internal chaos that often molds coming-of-age, in general — Alana is steady in naming her goals. Before becoming a nurse, she wants to graduate high school and college.
She wants to move out when she turns 18 and purchase a house, and before that, a car. What does future Alana look like? She grins. In September , they were both charged with drug possession and pleaded not guilty. June and Geno. Image: Macon County Sheriff's Office. Alana started living with her year-old sister Lauryn "Pumpkin", her husband Josh and daughter, Ella Grace, and Lauryn was given legal guardianship over her.
I mean, it was a couple ounces a day. In early , June and Geno checked themselves into the Banyan Treatment Centre in Florida for 23 days, and by August, the couple announced they were six months clean. In the series premiere of June's show, this time titled Mama June: Road to Redemption , which premiered in March , June and Alana sat down with family therapist Dr Ish, to discuss how June's drug addiction affected her family.
During their sit-down, Alana explained to her mum that when her addiction was at its worst, she felt abandoned. Alana on Mama June: Road to Redemption. Image: We TV. Why wasn't you there when I needed you most? In July , Geno was sentenced to 16 months in prison for his drug possession charges, while June received hours of community service. She continues to try to rebuild her relationship with her daughters. While she still appears on her mum's reality TV show, she also attends high school, works on weekends and hopes to become a neonatal nurse someday.
Oh, and she no longer wishes to be called Honey Boo Boo. My name is Alana," she told Teen Vogue. Speaking to the publication, she explained that because of her early fame she struggles to trust people and make friends. I always do whenever she performs. The former Here Comes Honey Boo Boo star is staying with her older sister Lauryn "Pumpkin" Efird who has been given legal guardianship of the teen after Mama June was arrested on possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia in At the time, she faced jail time for the criminal charges.
In March , Mama June told The Sun in an exclusive interview that she was working on her relationship with Alana after completing a stint in rehab. The mother and grandmother has four daughters: Anna, 27, Jessica, 25, Pumpkin, 21, and Alana, In an episode of Mama June: Family Crisis, Pumpkin and Mama June reunited after not seeing each other for months as the family matriarch admitted she had done thousands of dollars worth of drugs a day.
In August , The Sun exclusively revealed that Geno had been sentenced to 16 months in prison on drug charges after his ex narrowly avoided any jail time related to the same drug arrest. The couple have now split.
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