I was Honey Boo Boo with Alana Thompson

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Speaker 7 Welcome to the shit show. Things are going to get weird.

Speaker 7 It's your fae villain, Kale Lower.

Speaker 7 And you're listening to Barely Famous.

Speaker 7 All right, this week I have such an exciting interview for you guys with Alana on Barely Famous, and you may know her as Honey Boo-Boo.

Speaker 7 Alana gained national attention at six years old through her participation in TLC's toddlers and tiaras, where her vibrant personality and catchphrases stood out.

Speaker 7 And one of my favorites is Everybody's a Little Gay. Her popularity led to spin-off series, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo in 2012, which showcased her family's life in rural Georgia.

Speaker 7 And I watched a little bit of this. The show was unfortunately canceled in 2014 due to controversies surrounding her mom, Mama June.

Speaker 7 And now Alana has grown up and is trying to differentiate herself from the little girl that we all knew and love.

Speaker 7 She's currently in college and getting her degree, ready to move on from the girl you guys know in her new biopic, I was honey boo-boo.

Speaker 7 It's out now and we get to see Alana on her own terms in her own way.

Speaker 7 Alana's new biopic is exclusively on lifetime so you guys can go watch that now and I hope that you guys love this interview as much as I love doing it.

Speaker 6 Are we rolling?

Speaker 6 Oh my god.

Speaker 7 Okay, first of all, welcome back to another episode of Barely Famous Podcast. I am sitting with Alana.
You might know her as Honey Boo-Boo. First of all, thank you for coming on.

Speaker 6 Thank you for having me.

Speaker 7 Congratulations on your biopic. Thank you.
And we were just talking about pumpkin was going to come on the podcast. And then you said that something about your mom stealing your money.

Speaker 6 Yeah, when you had made that video about my mom stealing my money on TikTok. Are you mad at me? No, okay.
No, I think it was better, honestly, like more for like awareness.

Speaker 6 I think you may have did that more for like awareness, not like to throw a punch at anybody.

Speaker 7 No, it wasn't, it's just because

Speaker 7 not that I think of you as my child, but I have children that have grown up in the public eye. And so I can't put myself in that position as a mom.
And so it was more like.

Speaker 7 it was more for awareness than it was to like throw shots.

Speaker 6 Yeah, and I think it's great because this happens all the time to child stars. So I think your video is great.

Speaker 7 So, I mean, that's not where I was going to start, but here we are. So, what has the relationship been like since then? Like, did you get your money back? Did you not get your money back?

Speaker 6 Well, I did get my money back. And honestly, like, our relationship has been really good since then.
Like, really? Since then, I feel like...

Speaker 6 We've been like as close as we've ever been. Yeah, I feel like that has a lot to do with anna passing.
I feel like we just seen like how fast people can just go any day.

Speaker 6 So I feel like it really opened up our eyes and we've gotten a lot closer since then.

Speaker 7 Good. I'm glad.
Because that was one of the questions I actually had was like, how do you navigate your relationship? Because it's been sort of on and off toxic, I would say, like in the public eye.

Speaker 7 For sure. I think that, you know, part of that is being in the public eye because it adds extra layers that people who are not in the public eye, they don't have that.

Speaker 7 And so is there anything about your relationship with your mom that you want people to know?

Speaker 6 I don't think so. I just think like right now we're at a really good spot.
And like, I'm really loving where we are right now. And I hope it can continue for sure.

Speaker 7 So are they going to show all of this on your biopic um

Speaker 6 well they're not gonna kind of show like where I am now I'm hoping that this biopic will like open up more opportunities to possibly do like a where I am now right but this is just kind of like what happened back in the day and like it's kind of a little caught up to today but not really so how did you first get on the show how what what did your mom sign you up for it are you talking about like on TV like just on TV in general uh no like we were doing like little mall pageants they kind of just come to us like they just emailed my mom and was like we love her personality we love her and we want to do something with her so you've always had a big personality yeah and it was never just for the show it was always you had that on screen off screen

Speaker 7 always had a really big personality for sure and then obviously america loved you yeah and so how do you feel now like that you've grown up on tv and you're what 19 20 yeah i'm 19 19.

Speaker 6 how do you feel now that you've done all of this I feel very accomplished. I've lived almost the whole entire life, I feel like, and I'm only 19.

Speaker 6 But I am very accomplished of where I am and I'm very grateful for the opportunities it's given me.

Speaker 6 I don't feel like I would even be able to go to like Colorado and be in college if it wasn't for the TV and everything. So I am very grateful for it.

Speaker 6 But I mean, there is things I wish wasn't on TV and that is on TV, but what can I do about it now?

Speaker 7 Do you think, do you feel like since you've grown up on TV that people sort of still hold on to what they've seen in the past instead of who you are today?

Speaker 6 Yes, 100%.

Speaker 6 I think a lot of people still see me as like that little six-year-old, little pageant girl, and I'm not anymore. A lot of people are like, well, why is she living with her boyfriend?

Speaker 6 I'm like, guys, I'm 19 in college. Like, what do you expect me to do? So a lot of people do still see me as that little six-year-old, but I think this movie will help them try and like.

Speaker 6 see me as a more like grown and mature version of myself. For sure.

Speaker 7 And then you were talking about your mom, you know, taking your money or whatever. One, did you ever get an explanation for where it went? And two, were you able to use any of it for college?

Speaker 6 Um, I used all of it for college.

Speaker 6 Um, all of the money that she paid me back basically went to college. Um, and she didn't really give me like a full explanation.
She kind of just told me that like she used it to take care of us.

Speaker 6 And that's kind of all she said. Is that legal?

Speaker 6 Um,

Speaker 6 kind of like if I would have tried to take her to court to sue her, it wouldn't it wouldn't have kind of worked just because by law, she did what was right.

Speaker 6 Because she put 20% in my account and took 80%. So, like, in the state of California, when we were doing Dancing with the Stars, you were only required to put 20% into a kid's kooking account.

Speaker 6 You didn't have to put the whole 100%.

Speaker 6 So, she did what was right, I guess, but I don't think it's right at all.

Speaker 7 Do y'all live in California?

Speaker 6 No. Okay.
We were just, that show was filmed in California. Got it, got it, got it.

Speaker 7 I would love to do Dancing with the Stars, but no, it's so fine.

Speaker 6 If you ever get the opportunity, do it.

Speaker 7 How long were you in California for it?

Speaker 6 We were there for like three months.

Speaker 7 Are you fucking kidding me?

Speaker 6 Yeah, we were there for us on this.

Speaker 7 You were in California for your show, girl. I know, but it's lifestyle to me.

Speaker 7 I don't want to mess up my relationship with them.

Speaker 7 So you and your mom were on the show at the same time, or was it just you?

Speaker 6 No, it was just me. Like they did like a a special edition of like juniors.
Okay. And I was on that.
So like it wasn't like with my mom. It was literally just me.

Speaker 7 And did she go out there with you?

Speaker 6 she was out there with me and like she was there for like um the rehearsals and stuff but she was never like physically on camera for dancing with the stars what has been your favorite moment so far between filming just from when you were little till now like what has been your favorite moment being on tv honestly probably dancing with the stars really it was so much fun like i don't think people understand how much fun i had like yeah i was genuinely enjoyed that time of my life really would you do it again if they asked you to a thousand percent are there any shows that you would would have wanted to do and haven't been asked for yet?

Speaker 6 Um, I don't know. I feel like a game show would be fun.
I don't know which one, but I feel like Family Feud? Well, I've done Family Feud. Shut the fuck up.
Yeah, we did Celebrity Family Feud.

Speaker 6 Family Feud. Did y'all win? No.
We did it with Buddy from Cake Boss. Yeah.
They won, but it was still a great time.

Speaker 7 Yeah, that sounds like I love Family Feud. Yeah.

Speaker 6 I watch it to go to school. It was really fun, honestly.
And Steve Harvey, he was great.

Speaker 7 Really? Yeah. I was on, I did a show with him, God, back in 2016 or something.
That was the first and last time

Speaker 7 I ever met him.

Speaker 6 Yeah, he's really great. He really is funny.

Speaker 7 Yeah, I know. It was a talk show that I did, so I didn't get the same

Speaker 7 vibes.

Speaker 7 So you growing up on TV, obviously you've gone through all sorts of relationships with family, friends, all of the things. How do you deal with that being in the public eye?

Speaker 6 It is very hard, but I think I've just learned to cope. I think I've just had to deal with it for so long that like it's it's just

Speaker 6 well you don't know any different. Yeah, like that's what it is.
Like I literally know no different. So I guess like I don't even like it just happens.

Speaker 7 Yeah. And then your sister pumpkin,

Speaker 7 she took custody of you at one point. Yes.
Does she to have custody of you now or no? Because you're 19?

Speaker 6 Well, I'm 19 now, so no, but she did have custody for as long as like she could until I was 18.

Speaker 7 What was that like going like going through that publicly?

Speaker 6 It was hard for sure. And definitely going through it publicly made it even worse.

Speaker 6 But my hardest challenge during that time was just like everybody at school saying like, my mom did this this weekend or my mom or me and my mom are going to do this.

Speaker 6 And it was like, I always had to say like my sister. I never could really like say like, oh, like my mom is bringing me lunch today.

Speaker 6 It was like, no, pumpkin's bringing me lunch or my sister's bringing me lunch. That was probably the hardest part for me.

Speaker 7 And you had to explain it or you didn't explain?

Speaker 6 Well, I didn't explain. No, I never explained it because I never felt.
Like it was necessary to explain because it's my business. Right.
I did. I was always like, my sister's coming.

Speaker 6 Like, it was never my mom.

Speaker 7 And you went to public school throughout your entire?

Speaker 6 Yeah, I was homeschooled for maybe like two years, but other than that, I was in public school.

Speaker 7 What made you transition from public school to homeschooling back to public school?

Speaker 6 Well, my mom transferred me from public school because she thought it had just like gotten too much with like trying to...

Speaker 6 get back and forth from school and everything and film at the same time. So she transferred me homeschooling.

Speaker 6 And then when Pumpkin got custody of me again She transferred me back to regular public school pumpkin transferred yeah and you wanted to stay in public school Yeah, I wanted to go back I miss like not having like a regular life I guess you could say yeah, cuz homeschooling is boring if I'm being honest.

Speaker 6 Is it? Yeah, it's not I mean people make it sound fun, but to me, it was boring.

Speaker 8 Yeah.

Speaker 7 I didn't actually like do the work at home.

Speaker 6 I mean, I did do the work, but like I wasn't doing it to like my full potential. Like my mom was grading it.
So like.

Speaker 6 Oh, you don't have to like, yeah, it was like a little K-12 program or something like that, and like, they sent you the books, you did the work, and your mom, like, great, or your guardian graded it, and then like, they filled out a paper and sent it back to the school or whatever.

Speaker 6 And then at the end of the year, you take like this big test, like it was very confusing, if I'm being honest.

Speaker 7 And then, since you were, you've been on TV since you were six years old, did you just have the same group of friends so everyone sort of knew who you were and it wasn't a big deal by the time you got to like high school?

Speaker 6 Well, well, I got kind of lucky because the school that I was going to before homeschool, it was the same school I got put back into when I went back to high school. Right.

Speaker 6 So it was kind of like all my old friends were just there again. Okay.
They had like obviously were grown up, not in third grade anymore, but sure. They were all just there.

Speaker 7 This is so fascinating to me because I was much older when I got on TV. So I had a little bit of a normal life, but you truly, I think I started having memories of my childhood when I was around six.

Speaker 7 So I feel like you really don't know any different.

Speaker 6 Yeah, like this is all I remember.

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Speaker 7 And you brought your boyfriend? Yeah. How did y'all meet?

Speaker 6 We met through mutual friends. Okay.

Speaker 7 Yeah. And I thought you had an engagement ring on your finger.

Speaker 6 No, she's looking over there.

Speaker 7 Uh-huh.

Speaker 6 People would hate that. They would hate that.
Why? What do you mean? Because it's just like, like I said, people still view me as like that six-year-old little girl.

Speaker 6 So like, they don't think i should be getting married or like i'm not pregnant but like if i was pregnant right now like they'd be like no way

Speaker 6 yeah because they think you're a baby yeah they still think i'm a little girl so with this biopic what do you hope that people take away from it i hope that people like take away that like that was my past and now i'm just trying to move forward and like better myself and like not be like my past and not be like the people I've experienced in my past.

Speaker 7 But do you think that people will still hold on to no matter how much work you do?

Speaker 6 Yeah, I think so. I think people will just because like that's how they're used to seeing like when you think of honey boo you think of like this six-year-old pageant girl.

Speaker 6 You don't think of a 19-year-old girl that's in college in nursing school, you know? Yeah. So like I think so.
I don't, I don't think anything I do, I don't think it'll ever change their mind.

Speaker 7 What do you think is your most iconic moment from six years old until now that has been filmed? Because there's a quote that you said that I say every single day.

Speaker 6 Which Which one is it?

Speaker 7 Everybody's a little gay.

Speaker 6 Oh, okay, okay. That one was a good one.

Speaker 7 That one was iconic.

Speaker 6 That one was pretty good. Because like everybody's a little gay.
Like at the end of the day. Yeah.
It's like come on. Everybody's a little gay.
Like, come on. Yeah.
That was a pretty good one.

Speaker 6 I don't know. I think my most iconic was probably like the original, like, Dollar Makes Me Holler.
Because it just, like, that's what got me, like,

Speaker 6 so famous. Like, yeah, yeah.
Dollar Makes Me Holler, Honey Boo-Boo, Joel.

Speaker 7 Like, do people still call you Honey Boo-Boo?

Speaker 6 Yeah, they don't call me, like, honey boo-boo child, but they just call me honey boo-boo.

Speaker 7 does anyone call you a lana rarely like to your face

Speaker 6 yeah very rarely that people call me a lana like even your family well no they do you know oh okay so the public all call yeah the public yeah the public all calls me honey boo boo everybody else like my family and stuff they call me like lana do you have do you have any resentment towards honey boo-boo or do you like how do you feel i don't think so like i said i'm very grateful for her um for her so she's like a completely separate she's not a no no she definitely is but like because like i I tell people all the time, like, I'll always be honey boo-boo for sure.

Speaker 6 Like, I don't think I'll ever not be honey boo-boo, but I think she's definitely my past and like of me now. Okay, that's fair.
I feel like I'm more of like Alana now.

Speaker 7 Okay, that makes I mean that makes sense to me. I wouldn't call you honey boo-boo.

Speaker 7 Like, if I saw you on social media or like when I see your videos and stuff, like I don't think of you as honey boo-boo anymore. Yeah.
So I feel like that was like your child. Yeah.

Speaker 6 You know what I mean? Yeah.

Speaker 7 Do you ever go back to where you used to do pageants and talk to any of the people that you used to do pageants with?

Speaker 6 No.

Speaker 7 Really? No. You You don't have any relationships with any of them?

Speaker 6 No.

Speaker 7 Because of the success of, you know, you taking on the show or what?

Speaker 6 I mean, I wouldn't really say that. I just think it was because, like, we weren't really all close.

Speaker 6 Like, when we were doing pageants, it's like you walk by these people and like you might be friends at a pageant, but once that pageant's over with, like, you're more than likely probably never going to see them again.

Speaker 6 Right. Or if you do, it's going to be at another pageant.
Like, you're not going to see them outside of pageants.

Speaker 7 Got it. Okay.
And you wouldn't do a pageant today?

Speaker 6 Um, I don't know. Maybe.

Speaker 7 Who knows? You should do a pageant.

Speaker 6 Maybe I'll be like Miss America or something.

Speaker 7 I mean, that would be cool.

Speaker 7 That would be pretty cool. How's your dad?

Speaker 6 I don't know. What?

Speaker 6 I don't know.

Speaker 7 You haven't talked to him? Mm-mm.

Speaker 6 I haven't talked to him in years.

Speaker 7 Like, how many years? Like,

Speaker 6 years.

Speaker 6 Like,

Speaker 6 a long time. Like, I can't even think about how long it's been.
That's how long it's been.

Speaker 7 I didn't realize that. I didn't know you guys didn't have a relationship.

Speaker 7 Is your mom still with the guy that was in the videos when I was talking about her taking your money? Is she still with that guy?

Speaker 6 What's his name? Justin?

Speaker 6 Gino?

Speaker 6 No clue.

Speaker 6 Well, you may have been talking about Gino, but she's with, she's married to Justin now. He's a really good guy.
I think he's bettered my mama for the best.

Speaker 7 And then you were talking about how when Anna passed, that it brought you guys closer.

Speaker 6 Do you think that? Yeah. Yeah.
I 100% believe that. I think it just kind of, like I said, opened our eyes to know that like family can go, like anybody can go like any day.

Speaker 6 So I definitely think it opened our eyes and how did you guys handle that publicly

Speaker 6 it was hard but I also think that the public did a really good job of like showing us love during that time there wasn't a lot of hate like I think definitely the love overweighed the hate for sure I just don't even know how you've gone through all of this and you truly have no other like recollection of like a normal life outside of yeah everybody always asks me they're like do you want a normal life and it's like I don't like I guess I don't know what a normal life would look like.

Speaker 7 I was just having a conversation with a friend of mine who's also in the public eye. And we were saying, like, we couldn't go get a job at, like, a bank or something.

Speaker 7 Like, we can't go work at PetSmart. You know what I mean?

Speaker 6 Like, that's what I'm saying. Like, imagine when I become a nurse.
They're going to be like, honey boo-boo's my nurse. Like, honey boo-boo.

Speaker 7 Do you love that idea? Or do you, are you, like, absolutely not?

Speaker 6 I mean, I don't love the idea of that, but. It's like, I want to be a nurse.
And at the end of the day, like, if it's what I have to go through just to be a nurse, I guess I'll deal with it.

Speaker 7 Could you do do like private like home care so that people don't have to, you're not like clocking in at a hospital or something?

Speaker 6 Well, I could, but I still feel like people at home would be like, oh my god, like, honeybee would just come in my house. I took care of my kid.
Like,

Speaker 6 I feel like there's no way of getting around it.

Speaker 7 What made you decide to get into nursing?

Speaker 6 Um, I just kind of seen how like big of an impact the nurses had on Anna's like journey and how much of an impact they had on our journey, just like taking it with her.

Speaker 6 So, I want to be that nurse one day.

Speaker 7 How did you guys find out that she was was sick?

Speaker 6 Um, honestly, like, I was in Colorado, so like, I don't remember a whole bunch of it, but I do remember my mom saying something about like she went to the doctor because she had to get like something she had, like, a surgery to get something removed, and like once they removed it, they thought that um she would be fine.

Speaker 6 Like, we removed it, you heal up, like, you're good. But after that, she went back to the doctor again, just like for like pre, uh, I think like post-op or whatever.

Speaker 6 And then, um, they told her that, like, she had cancer like basically everywhere almost.

Speaker 7 Yeah. But they didn't catch it before?

Speaker 6 But well, it's the doctor she went to really, if I'm being honest. She didn't go to the best of hospitals the very first time.
So I think that's why they didn't catch it.

Speaker 6 The second time she ended up going to like Atlanta. So like I they have more advanced technology and stuff.
I think that's why they caught it.

Speaker 6 But I'm glad like I'm still glad that they caught it when they did because I mean she could have got way worse, way faster for sure.

Speaker 8 Right.

Speaker 7 And then she had kids, right?

Speaker 6 Yeah, so

Speaker 6 do you still have a relationship with the kids um kylie no because michael ripped kylie from the family as soon as anna passed um

Speaker 6 they had went to court and everything to fight for caitlin and my mama got custody of caitlin so we are very close with caitlin but we don't see kylie so your mom is raising caitlin yes right and that's the one that we the daughter caitlin's the oldest okay anna's oldest and then why one and not the other um because um caitlin so kylie's real dad michael is like her real dad.

Speaker 6 That's not Caitlin's real dad. So, like, he had basically, like, no say-so of where Caitlin went.
And she went to my mama because my mom was her grandmother.

Speaker 6 So, like, she my mom was the next, like, closest person to go to after Anna. And then Kylie went to Michael because that's her real dad.
So, like,

Speaker 6 obviously her mom passed, so she went to her dad.

Speaker 7 Where's Caitlin's dad?

Speaker 6 Um, Anna never really even knew, if I'm being honest.

Speaker 7 Oh, you don't I mean, you don't if you want that edit out with me.

Speaker 6 I mean, I don't care.

Speaker 6 Okay, I don't care. Anna did I mean, Anna wouldn't care for me to tell him either.
She just didn't really know ever. Like, she had an idea, but.

Speaker 7 Do you get upset that you don't have a relationship with Kylie?

Speaker 6 Um, yeah, a little bit, just because, like, I feel like for as long as I can remember, it's always been Caitlin and Kylie, not just Caitlin or not just Kylie.

Speaker 6 So I feel like for Michael to just rip her from what she's known her whole life is kind of fucked up.

Speaker 7 Well, I think also just having that relationship with her sibling would be

Speaker 6 for sure. That's not.

Speaker 6 And like, she's been with Caitlin every day since like since she knows like since she's been born right right right right and i mean obviously you guys all care so yeah want to have a relationship with her and do you guys live nearby or you have nearly um no he did live super close but uh i think he ended up like moving them all to alabama like after he went to court for caitlin and figured out he wasn't getting caitlin like ever well not ever but like he wasn't like getting full custody of her um he moved immediately to alabama where do y'all live?

Speaker 7 Georgia.

Speaker 6 Well, my family lives in Georgia. I live in Colorado.

Speaker 7 For college? Yes. Do you think you'll stay there?

Speaker 6 I don't know. We like Colorado right now.
Yeah, probably, maybe.

Speaker 7 A lot of the people that I went to college with became nurses and they do like the travel nursing. So they go to like Hawaii, they go to New Zealand, like all kinds of really cool places.

Speaker 7 Do you ever see yourself doing something like that?

Speaker 6 I don't know. I think it's definitely a thought, but I don't know.
It's definitely something I have to sit and think about because that is pretty far across the world. But I think it'll be fun.

Speaker 6 It'd be different different for sure and is there like a specialty in nursing that you're wanting to do yeah I want to go be a pick you nurse of pediatric ICU

Speaker 7 yeah is that are babies born in

Speaker 6 well I wanted to go for the strictly babies like natal neonatal which is um the neonatal in tensive care yeah okay so but I didn't do that just because if I'm being honest I feel like I would have got bored of just seeing little babies all the time.

Speaker 6 I wanted a variety of age. Okay.
So pediatric is from birth until 18.

Speaker 7 And so you definitely want to to work with kids.

Speaker 6 Yes. Like 100% hands down with kids.

Speaker 7 And then so you might not get too much of the oh honey boo-boo's our nurse. Like you might get it a little bit.

Speaker 6 Maybe, maybe not, maybe not.

Speaker 7 Do you feel like the younger generations know less of who you are versus like my generation and older?

Speaker 6 I do feel like it's starting to become that. I feel like

Speaker 6 now it's like more of like middle-aged women stopping me than like really young girls or like if it is a really young girl She's like my mama loves you.

Speaker 7 Do you take pictures with people when they stop yeah i take pictures everywhere i go i never not take a picture unless i'm eating oh do you ever get people taking pictures of you while you're eating probably they do that to me all the time and i'm like i would have said you or they'll like walk by and they'll have their phone and they're like hey i'm like they're just taking pictures like this it's like if you ask i would take a picture with you i would take a picture with you okay so this is a psa to anyone listening that she will take a picture just ask yeah literally That makes me even more mad when you try and sneak a picture.

Speaker 6 Yeah.

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Speaker 6 Like, that's what I'm saying. I don't want like you're gonna catch the worst angle of me,

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Speaker 7 So how do you feel that this new biopic is coming out? Do you feel good? Do you feel relieved?

Speaker 6 I do. I feel relieved.
I feel a little bit of closure because like I finally got to like say my whole story like out loud. Like it was just there.
So I do feel a little bit of closure.

Speaker 6 I feel relieved and I feel a little bit like empowered in a way. Just like seeing what I went through to like where I am today, it's like very much empowering for me.

Speaker 7 But do you have any resentment growing up in the public eye?

Speaker 6 Um, I don't know. I don't think I do.
I mean, there's definitely things I probably would have changed about like having everything in the public eye, but I don't think I have like any resentment.

Speaker 6 Like, I don't think I'd ever take it back.

Speaker 6 if you could create your own show completely from your own brain what would you be doing on this show um probably like daily vlog like you know like just like a YouTube channel but like in a show form so what do you what what does a day-to-day look like for you well now it's just like pretty boring I just study all the time literally all the time I'm so is boyfriend helping you um he will he'll take it out of the corner he'll help me sometimes but he doesn't really like what I learn he's like whoa my brain is literally like, I can't.

Speaker 6 So, like, I'll take his blood pressure manually, or like, I'll take his heart rate or whatever.

Speaker 7 So, you're letting her practice.

Speaker 6 Yeah, yeah, he'll let me practice for sure.

Speaker 7 I love this. I love that.

Speaker 7 Are you like a flashcard study? What are you doing? Oh, no. Are you physically going to the school or are you online?

Speaker 6 No, I'm physically going. I'm more of like an active recall.
I'll literally write

Speaker 6 an active recall. Like, I'll write everything out until I can literally say it without even looking at it.

Speaker 7 Do just keep writing it. Like, not give you your props for being smart and just like going to college?

Speaker 6 I, I mean, probably. I think so.
I think some people are like, what is she going to be a nurse for?

Speaker 6 And a lot of people think that like, I can't be a nurse because I used to wear long nails and lashes.

Speaker 6 What? Yeah. A lot of people are like, I would never want my nurse wearing those long nails and those long lashes.
Okay, well, then ask for another nurse.

Speaker 6 Like, I don't know what to tell you.

Speaker 7 I'm pretty sure I've seen like nurses on TikTok and stuff that talk about they wear lashes.

Speaker 6 I don't know about nails, but yeah, it I don't know people make a complaint out of anything.

Speaker 7 What is that like for you? Do you read comments? Do you not read comments?

Speaker 6 Um I've learned to try not to read them as much. I mean, it definitely is easier said than done when people are like, just don't read them, don't read them.

Speaker 6 And it's like, you want, like, when you post something, you want to know what people are saying.

Speaker 6 Like, that's the first thing I normally do is, like, I go and check the comments, see what people are saying. But, like, for the most part, I think I'm just so used to all like the hatefulness.
Yeah.

Speaker 6 I don't really care about it anymore.

Speaker 6 And then I just also know that like if you have the time to sit here and like make a post or like a comment on anything that I do, it's like there's something in your life that's not going right.

Speaker 6 So you're now having to pick at my life.

Speaker 7 Well, nobody doing better than you is going to spend their time talking about you. That part.

Speaker 7 And so every time I read a really nasty comment, I try to remember like nobody doing better than me is even worried about me, good or bad. Yeah.
Probably not really worried about me.

Speaker 6 If they're doing better than me, like they're probably like, they're like, honey boo-boo, okay

Speaker 7 yeah yeah so i don't know i just i feel i have a love hate relationship with social media for sure i feel like i wouldn't be where i am without it but sometimes the the hate is louder than the love for sure and sometimes for sure and it sucks yeah so and i i hate that like our supporters that have followed us on these journeys right like they deserve love back but sometimes the hate just sticks out a little more yeah i don't know but i try and like like comments and like reply to comments and stuff too like all the nice ones so it's you on your accounts?

Speaker 7 It's not somebody else.

Speaker 6 Yeah, I don't have any manager running my account. No, it's like if I'm posting or if I'm commenting, it's more than likely going to be me.

Speaker 8 Oh, I love that.

Speaker 7 And is there anything that you don't talk about on social media or the show or the bio the biopic?

Speaker 6 Um, no, not really. My life is pretty out there.
Yeah. I don't feel like there's anything I can keep a secret.

Speaker 7 Is there any like

Speaker 7 podcast, interview, show, or anything that you would love to do?

Speaker 6 Honestly, I was excited just to be here today.

Speaker 7 Like, are you blowing smoke up my ass?

Speaker 6 No, I so

Speaker 6 I swear to God. I literally sit and watch you.
Like you come across my for you page. Shut up.
And I'm like, I told my mama I'm like, I'm going to be on her show.

Speaker 7 Why didn't she come?

Speaker 6 Well, because this is my show. Period.

Speaker 7 Energy. Energy.
Is she on it, though, at all?

Speaker 6 Like, not actually her. Like, she's just like, somebody's playing her.
Wait. She's not on.
Like, I'm the only person that's like.

Speaker 7 actually in how did you get this deal sign me up

Speaker 6 they come to me and they said look i we want to do this Yeah, somebody

Speaker 6 actually came to me from

Speaker 6 our TV show, like my mama's show or whatever. And they were like, Well, Lifetime is interested in you.
Like, they want to talk to you about something.

Speaker 7 And then we took it from there. And so, were you able to work this deal out on your own without your mom's sort of involvement?

Speaker 6 I, like, my mama was not involved at all.

Speaker 7 Was she upset by that?

Speaker 6 I don't think so. I mean, I'm grown now.

Speaker 7 Right. But so you get to handle all your own stuff now.
You get to look at your own contracts. You get to know exactly what you're being paid when you're being paid, if you're getting paid.

Speaker 6 Yeah.

Speaker 6 And what is that like because that's different it is it's good to be able to like be in control of everything and to know that like i have all my money now yeah but it is hard just because like i've never done it so it's like some of the times i'm like uh i don't even know what this means right so i mean when i did do the lifetime thing like i had like an attorney look over it for me to make sure i wasn't like just signing anything and

Speaker 6 I mean, I just try and take precautions. I don't want to just sign my life away, you know?

Speaker 7 What was everyone's reaction when you finally signed the deal and you were going to do this? Like, what, what, did you have support from your sister and your mom?

Speaker 6 I think, yeah, I think I did. Everybody was excited for me.
They're like, this is going to be fun. It's going to be different.

Speaker 6 And I mean, I think there was probably a little hesitancy of like, what is she going to tell them? Like, yeah. Because when I tell y'all, I left nothing, nothing undisclosed.

Speaker 6 Like, everything is put out there on the plate in this movie.

Speaker 7 And do you talk about your boyfriend?

Speaker 6 Um, we do a little bit.

Speaker 6 He he has a, like, somebody's playing him in the movie too, but we don't talk about him as much just because, like, this is more about the past and, like, he wasn't around at them times.

Speaker 7 Okay, fair enough. And is there anything in this bio this biopic that people will be surprised to learn about? Or do you sort of think that it's...

Speaker 6 I think there will be a few things that people are surprised to know about. I think a lot of people are going to be like, wow, like, I would have never thought, like, that would have happened to her.

Speaker 6 But

Speaker 6 at the end of the day, it happened. And I want to be able to tell my truth.
So I'm excited for everybody to see it.

Speaker 7 When does it come out? What is it? May 17th. Oh, so it's soon.
This weekend. It's coming out this weekend.
Yeah. Okay.
So for those of you guys listening or watching.

Speaker 6 8.7 Central Time.

Speaker 7 8-7 Central Time, May 17th. And where can they get it? They can stream it.
They can do all the things.

Speaker 6 On lifetime.

Speaker 7 You've said in the past that fame changes people. Do you feel like it's changed you for the positive or the negative?

Speaker 6 I think it's changed me for the positive. I think it's just shown me to never get in over my head.
Yeah.

Speaker 6 Like the celebrities that are just thinking they're better than everybody, I just, I don't really understand that.

Speaker 6 that or the celebrities that are just thinking they're better than their fans specifically just because like i feel like my fans made me who i am like without my fans i would be absolutely nothing 100

Speaker 6 at the end of the day i feel like they deserve the love for sure have you had a bad experience with people that you've met um i don't think so like all the celebrities that i've met are normally pretty nice i haven't really met like people like super famous like I met, well, Kim Kardashian come to Dancing with the Stars to watch, but like I didn't meet her.

Speaker 7 That's kind of cool.

Speaker 6 But like I, like, I thought that was kind of cool too.

Speaker 7 No, that would be my claim to fame until I die.

Speaker 6 Yeah, like that's pretty cool. But Pumpkin was in the bathroom with her.

Speaker 7 Did they talk?

Speaker 6 I don't know if they talked, but like why didn't she ask for a picture is my question.

Speaker 7 Kim would have done it. Yeah.
She's a selfie queen. Yeah.

Speaker 6 She would have done it.

Speaker 7 Yeah. Is there anyone that you want to meet?

Speaker 6 Um, I don't know. I don't think so.
I mean, I feel like.

Speaker 7 Like, are you desensitized to it a little bit?

Speaker 6 Yeah. Yeah.
For sure.

Speaker 7 And then what is the relationship like with, you know, showing relationships, both romantic and friendships on social media? Do you feel like you have to sort of

Speaker 7 protect your, I guess, own well-being or protect the privacy of your relationship?

Speaker 6 In a way, kind of. It's just because like I feel like everybody has like this bad image of Draylin.
And it's just like... Ever since I've been with him, it's like all been negative.

Speaker 6 Like when I post about him, it's like negative, negative, negative, negative. And like a lot of people will, like, I've been asked a few times of like why I don't post my relationship much.

Speaker 6 And that's really why. It's just like, because if you're going to have something negative to say about it every single time, like, what's the point in posting it?

Speaker 7 Well, it's not fair to him because he didn't really sign up for it, but also you know, you want to keep it private, but not secret, yeah. And I feel like there is, um,

Speaker 7 I don't know, there's power in that. I, you know, I wouldn't want to keep my relationship a secret, but

Speaker 7 protecting your privacy in that way, because once you allow all these people into your relationship, whether it's him or a friendship or a fallout, I feel like it changes so much and it just takes a toll on everybody.

Speaker 7 Yeah, but sure, how does he feel about being in the public eye?

Speaker 6 Um, he likes it a little bit. I mean, he doesn't love it, he's not the biggest fan of it, but I think he mainly does it because, like,

Speaker 6 he's with me.

Speaker 7 So, you can you have anything to say? You want to get on the mic?

Speaker 6 He doesn't love it, if I'm being honest. Like, they've asked him to be in a few interviews, and he's like, Yeah, I'm kind of just here for support.

Speaker 7 I kind of love that, though.

Speaker 6 Yeah, I do love it. Very much just here for support and not to be on camera.

Speaker 7 we love that supporting king love that for you yep love that for you i should have brought y'all merch

Speaker 7 we're gonna play put a finger down reality tv edition since we both grew up on tv um okay 10 or so yeah 10. okay

Speaker 7 have you ever been caught on camera saying something you immediately regretted yes immediately yes

Speaker 7 yes You've had a family member as a co-star on your reality show.

Speaker 6 I think so.

Speaker 7 Yeah, your mom and your sisters.

Speaker 6 Have I?

Speaker 7 No.

Speaker 7 No.

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Speaker 7 You've faced public scrutiny regarding your family dynamics. 100 plus.

Speaker 6 1,000. I think all the fingers should go down at that point.
Literally.

Speaker 7 You've been open about your weight loss journey on social media.

Speaker 6 I mean,

Speaker 6 lost weight, if I'm being honest.

Speaker 7 I just got surgery. You've taken a break from reality TV to focus on personal growth.

Speaker 7 You've never taken a break. Would you like to take a break?

Speaker 6 Honestly, I feel like, okay, I don't take a break, but we kind of get a little bit of a break in between different seasons. Okay.
Take like a two to three month break.

Speaker 6 So, I mean, I guess it is a break if I'm being honest, but I think that's good enough for me.

Speaker 7 So, when you were doing Dancing with the Stars, were you also filming for?

Speaker 6 Yes, I was.

Speaker 7 What what was that like?

Speaker 6 It was challenging, but I can say my network is like so great when it comes to like working with me and like working around my schedule, right?

Speaker 6 So they did do a really good job at like trying to just work around it. Yeah, well, I love that.

Speaker 7 Have you ever had a wardrobe malfunction on national television?

Speaker 7 Not even in your pageant days? No. Are you kidding me?

Speaker 6 Yeah, no, I haven't actually.

Speaker 7 In 2018, I went to the VMAs

Speaker 7 and I...

Speaker 6 I've never been there. That's pretty cool.

Speaker 7 Are you fucking kidding me? Yeah, I've never been there. Get this girl into the VMAs.

Speaker 6 I've never been to like any of those like big award shows.

Speaker 7 And I've never been on Dance with the Stars.

Speaker 6 I've never seen the like Teen Choice Awards for Nickelodeon, but that's it.

Speaker 7 But you've never been to.

Speaker 7 I went to the ACMs last week. The country.

Speaker 6 I didn't go there. Uh-uh.
I was ill. I'm like, where the f ⁇ ? Why am I not there?

Speaker 7 Are you kidding? No. And not in the VMAs either?

Speaker 6 No, I've never been there. That is so...

Speaker 6 The Grammys? I just never been to any.

Speaker 7 I've been to the Grammys.

Speaker 6 You've been to the Grammys, girl? Quit fucking what I am.

Speaker 7 You're famous. No, teen moms do not belong at freaking Grammys.

Speaker 7 But that's the thing is, like, you have such different opportunities than me. It's so interesting how, like, they pick and choose.
And I would love to know.

Speaker 7 So the next interview is going to be someone from Lifetime.

Speaker 7 Have you ever made a dramatic exit from a family gathering?

Speaker 6 Oh, for sure. I haven't.

Speaker 7 You haven't? No. Oh, I don't have a family.
So I just like, I've definitely made a dramatic. That's it.
That was the last one.

Speaker 7 I've made dramatic exits from stage and like reunions and stuff.

Speaker 6 So like when my mom stole my money and I was like, I'm fucking gone. Like I'm out of here.

Speaker 6 Gone.

Speaker 7 And then how did you guys like rekindle that? I don't know.

Speaker 6 It's like, it just happens. Like everybody always asks, like, how do you keep forgiving your mom? And I'm like, I don't know.
It just happens.

Speaker 7 Like, do you actually forgive her or do you just sort of move on?

Speaker 6 I think I just move on. I think that's the real thing.

Speaker 7 Because I think like actual forgiveness is like you're not forgetting, but you're not going to throw it in their face every time, or you're not going to talk about it.

Speaker 6 Very much a person of like, I will forgive, but I will never forget.

Speaker 7 But you don't bring it up like when you say you're forgiving, you're not bringing it up at every chance you know.

Speaker 6 I'm not like gonna hang it over her head and be like, but she very much is a person like that sometimes.

Speaker 6 I just, I don't know.

Speaker 7 I want, I would love to talk to your mom, and I'm, I feel like it'll happen one day.

Speaker 6 She'll talk to your head off all day.

Speaker 7 Well, I don't know. She might be mad at me.

Speaker 6 Oh, she might.

Speaker 6 Oh, she might.

Speaker 7 She might, but I'm hosting the next reunion. I'll host the next reunion with

Speaker 7 Pumpkin and we'll get Draylin on there too.

Speaker 6 Yeah. Everybody will be there.

Speaker 7 Just right off the bat, you didn't even give me a chance.

Speaker 6 Oh my gosh. Yeah, I told you he doesn't love it.
He'll do it, but he doesn't love it.

Speaker 7 So what are future goals for Alana?

Speaker 6 Honestly, if I'm being honest, I'm not a big planner. So like I don't really know.

Speaker 7 We're flying by the seat of our plan.

Speaker 6 Yeah, I don't know what's going to happen like next week. Right.

Speaker 6 But I know for a fact that I'm going to be a nurse and like be graduated and stuff what is the plan for that you are are you a freshman no i'm a junior oh my god where have i been yeah i wait you're 19 and you're a junior yeah i'm starting my junior year this summer the 20th june 23rd are you taking summer classes yes and then are you the nursing program is a summer program um have you started clinicals and stuff then i started this year this summer and do you have to go through like a full rotation of like all the different um

Speaker 6 what is it called like departments yeah they'll um like they'll give us so like one semester they'll give us a certain department and then the next semester we'll just rotate to the next department and then we'll just keep doing that until I graduate and are you the first person in your family to go to college um no justica went to college but um she walked across the stage but she needs to go back and take like a few more classes to get her actual like diploma okay so like if I do graduate I'll be like the first one with like an actual diploma And what inspired you to just go to college in general when you have been on TV this long and you make money and you do well um I knew I wanted to make something more of myself than just being on TV my whole life a comment I get all the time is that I um paid for my degree and then I didn't actually earn it do you ever see comments like that um no and I'm guessing it's probably because like they don't think I even have the money to pay for it so like

Speaker 6 yeah a lot of people think I'm like absolutely dead broke now that my mama took my money

Speaker 6 I could see how people got to yeah I can see that how they got to that but I I don't like I don't know, I guess they're just assuming.

Speaker 7 Yeah. Would you ever do like acting in a movie, like a real motion picture?

Speaker 6 Maybe. I feel like that'd be fun.
It'd be different and something that I haven't done, but I feel like I could definitely do it.

Speaker 7 Like a sitcom, like you could make a in a what is it called? A cameo and play yourself. That would be so cool.

Speaker 6 Yeah, I think that would be pretty cool. Okay.

Speaker 7 Anything else in the works? You have a book deal? Do you have like what's next?

Speaker 6 I think a book would be pretty cool. That would be.
But I don't. I don't have really anything next, if I'm being honest.
Well, you have...

Speaker 6 Right now I'm at like a standstill, but other than school, but.

Speaker 7 And then are you filming for your mom's show still or no?

Speaker 6 No. No.

Speaker 7 Done.

Speaker 6 Like, we're not done, done.

Speaker 7 Yeah, yeah, yeah, but just for the break. Yeah, yeah.
Okay. So then what else? What other press are you doing today? You're doing this, and then what's your next interview? What's the next?

Speaker 6 I have one more after this. Okay.
And then I'm done for today, and then I have interviews tomorrow, and then I'm done.

Speaker 7 Favorite place that you've been?

Speaker 6 To do interviews?

Speaker 7 Yeah, interviews, tour, anything. I don't know.

Speaker 6 I really like coming to New York. I do like New York, but we just went to LA and I haven't been to LA in a while.
Yeah.

Speaker 7 Do you like the West Coast?

Speaker 6 I mean, it's okay. It's expensive, but...
I don't love it.

Speaker 7 I feel like everyone there is robots. They're so robotic.

Speaker 6 They're definitely in LA. It's like, definitely very much like, I don't know.

Speaker 6 Something's off there.

Speaker 7 Well, everyone can go watch this biopic on Lifetime. What time was it at? At 8-7 Central Time.
May 17th. So go check it out.
And where can people follow you on social media?

Speaker 6 You can follow me on Instagram. You can follow me on TikTok.

Speaker 6 That's really all I have is Instagram and TikTok, though.

Speaker 7 Well, thank you for coming on Barely Famous podcasts.

Speaker 6 Thank you for having me.

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