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  Your nose technically never stops growing. That’s why old people have huge noses (same thing for ears iirc)
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  They'll have enough money to carve up their faces like their mom's >
  
  Bruh not even the moms look like the moms >
  
  That’s cuz they take after their step-dad, er, mom. >
  
  Er Surrogate mothers and.. stepdads? >
  
  I don’t know, but Kim and khloe have. Not sure about kourtney. Many celebs in the past have used surrogates but not been open about it, Beyoncé included. It’s a touchy subject as there’s some debate about womb for sale, mental damage to birth mother and baby, human trafficking risks, human rights etc >
  
  I have played enough sims in my day to know that it would be absolutely horrifying if the children were born WITH the mods. Always pray for a vanilla child or they'll come out looking like sexy Squidward. >
  
  I made an ugly child once for fun, then ran the family into the ground and CPS took her away. Months later, I was playing it straight with another family, and they wanted to adopt. And who shows up but that ugly little monster I had abandoned >
  
  my tired brain forgot we were talking about the Sims at first >
  
  This post made me realize why I was always like "...why do they look nothing alike..." when seeing most celebrities with their kids.
  Thank you for the puzzle piece. >
  
  On that note I will say Brad/Angelina & Tom/Katie s children are carbon copies >
  
  My first thought as well... I remember seeing a photo of Shiloh and being like "That kid is a replica of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie"... I said it as a joke and then it turned out it actually was their kid >
  
  At first I thought, “that’s not very nice to say about mixed-race children.” Then I remembered.. “ohhh the plastic surgery.” >
  
  God, same. Maybe because of the memes of "Kris with her grandchildren" >
  
  Well, you know, when you treat a family like a monarchy, eventually the kids start looking a little bit odd >
  
  This is very sad but I wouldn't be surprised if they had cosmetic work done on their children too. You already hear of the odd story of parents giving preteens and teens cosmetic surgery as a gift. >
  
  It was been a common sweet 16 gift to give girls a nose job back in the 90s. >
  
  Is your nose even fully grown by 16?