<span class="bbc_u"><strong>Character Profile</strong></span><br/><strong>Player:</strong>Zillah<br/><strong>Name:</strong>Charity Grace<br/><strong>Show Position:</strong>Guest<br/><strong>Age:</strong>18<br/><strong>Height:</strong>5’ 2”<br/><strong>Weight:</strong>100 lbs.<br/><strong>Measurements:</strong>34C-24-32<br/><br/><strong>Background:</strong><br/><br/>The daughter of a former Miss America pageant finalist, Charity has been singing and performing at various beauty pageants and competitions since she was a small child.  Her controlling mother – denied the fame and success she always dreamed about when a football player knocked her up after her Miss America appearance – has forced Charity to pursue those dreams of stardom instead. Shameless, controlling, and aggressive, her mother has done everything in her power to make her daughter a star, whether that meant sleeping with television producers or blackmailing agents (or both at the same time).<br/><br/>Through her mother’s relentless efforts, Charity finally caught her big break a few years ago. She landed a part on the popular children’s show<em>Everybody Dance!</em>, a variety show similar to the Mickey Mouse Club featuring singing, dancing, and many awkwardly lame comedy sketches. Charity proved to be the breakout star of the show, and in doing so also became the star her mother always told her she would be. Unfortunately, that success transformed her from a sweet, quiet girl into a randy, spoiled, bossy brat. When<em>Everybody Dance!</em>went off the air last year despite huge ratings, it was rumored that Charity’s wild antics and diva behavior were the main reasons for the show’s untimely demise.<br/><br/>However, Charity’s horrible behavior is mostly kept under wraps by her mother and her handlers, and the world mostly knows only her carefully crafted image – ‘Sweet Charity’, the wholesome, innocent girl saving herself for marriage. Her first solo album,<em>Count Your Blessings</em>, features an assortment of syrupy pop songs and ballads with religious undertones … the songs catchy enough to be played on the radio, and the messages pure and wholesome enough to make conservative parents want to buy albums for their daughters, and take their daughters to Charity’s concerts.<br/><br/>The whole image is a sham, of course – Charity, at age eighteen, is already a notorious partier and booze hound, and has already gone through at least two pregnancy scares due to her risky trysts with older men. Her mother, who acts as her agent, has finally realized that she’s created a monster, but she’s also addicted to her daughter’s growing fame and fortune, so she does nothing to curb Charity’s behavior behind closed doors.<br/><br/>Charity’s appearance on<em>Now! With Todd and Candy!</em>is her first stop on the promotional tour for<em>Count Your Blessings</em>… her mother figures it’ll be a nice, safe warm-up for bigger appearances on the major networks.<br/><br/><strong>Description and/or Photo:</strong><br/><br/>(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/1/12/CharityPopStar1.jpg)(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/9/97/CharityPopStar2.jpg)