Eden Wood is only six years old and has already won 300 beauty pageants In U.S.A. It is not that he has followed the career of this little girl, it is that these days he has jumped into the media because he leaves the world of children's catwalks to become a Hollywood star.
The first thing that comes to mind when I see the little girl is "How scary". I don't know if it looks like a living doll, a retouched girl (operated, come on) or an adult with waxed, dollized features. But not only its appearance is scary. His curriculum leaves breathless: "born to dazzle", his career could be summarized.
Her mother, Micki Wood, is convinced that the girl will become a star, and intends to create an empire around Eden, with musical products, merchandising, dolls and even a memoir ... at age six! ("From the cradle to the crown" will be titled).
Tiaras, canned hair, "painted like a door" style makeup, false eyelashes and heels are characteristic of these children's stars that pose with total naturalness (or not, as seen) before the cameras, with smiles studied and Greetings from princesses. Thinking about it, nothing natural, really.
A Hollywood contract, a reality show, a space in a Disney program ... are the aspirations of the mother, who distills ambition to the search for the American dream at the expense of a girl and an important economic outlay ("investment"), although Point out that your daughter likes what she does. How to know to what extent? And isn't it depriving you of many important experiences for a girl?
At the moment, "Little Eden Wood" (his stage name) stars, has appeared in two independent films and has already published a biography with photos about his life. At six he has his official website and some television interventions, participating in the television reality show "Toddlers and Tiaras" ('Girls and Crowns').
The girl's photos are usually retouched to give her that adult beauty, unnatural, unreal. Some of its website, in which the girl also appears adorned as a baroque cake, give real grimace.
In the future, Eden Wood will continue to work with his vocal choir on a tour that he will do for American shopping centers entitled 'Eden Wood and the glamorous girls'. He will sing the songs of his next album, which emerged after the popularity of his first single 'Cutie Patootie'.
According to the American press, the lyrics and the dance steps that accompany it are not exactly innocent, one more reason to deny these girls-model-stars without childhood that, what do you want me to say, they scare me, and pity too.
