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✟The Witch Hunter!
pairing: a witch!hunter! Katsuki Bakugo x fem!reader.
cw: mentions of death!/ death threats! | female reader! | mature language! | please proceed with caution! |
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ΝϴͲᎬ: hi bugs! sorry it took this long for chapter 4! but I've been up at late hours taking care of my grandma and carrying her for check ups at the hospital these past few days. she's doing better now! so hope ya enjoy!
⊰𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝟒 pt.1⊱ »»————> Bitter Hunter...
"good, you're up," he grunted, noticing your glare as you struggled against the shackles. "we're continuin' on foot."
"are you serious?" you scoffed, tugging against the restraints. "you went all the way back there, just to chain me up again?"
"damn right i did," he shot back, his eyes narrowing. "ain't giving ya' any more chances to use yer tricks."
rolling your eyes, you rose to your feet, "if i wanted to do anything, I would've done so last night..." you scowled, shaking off the cold stiffness lingering in your body from the night before. "so, you're going to drag me through the snow like this?" and your eyes widened as you realized... you were already dressed... though the delicate silver armor that once adorned your core, was missing, but he didn't give you much time to dwell on it
"got a problem?" he challenged, folding his arms. "didn't think so. now, move it." he gripped your arm and tugged you forward with a curt, "let's go."
as he dragged you out of the little house, you we're met with green sceneries, all around, as if snow hadn't almost buried you alive last night, and you gawked at the sight in disbelief. the forest floor was covered in patches of grass and flowers, you could hear the faint sound of running water in a nearby river and birds chirping from their homes in the towering trees. it was unbelievable. and the hunter tugged you forward, to start walking.
you tried keeping pace behind him, your breath picking up as you struggled to follow. the chill in the morning air and the heels you wore were doing you no favors. and each time he pulled on your chains, you winced, feeling bruises form on your wrists.
"can't you at least ease up a bit?" you suggested, trying to maintain a light tone, despite your growing fatigue. "it's not like i'm going anywhere."
"shut it, witch," he shot back, focus unwavering as he navigated the uneven terrain. "the last thing I need is you fallin' behind."
you huffed, rolling your eyes. "well i'm not exactly keen on being here. you're the one dragging me behind you."
"i could leave yer ass here, if you'd like." he muttered, and you could hear the overflowing sarcasm in his voice.
"is this your idea of kindness, then? like last night?" you asked, tilting your head slightly. "what generousity from a witch hunter."
"don' twist it," he growled, glancing back at you with that familiar scowl. "it was survival. that's it. nothin' more."
"sure it was, it's not like you were pressing my bare chest into yours... with your fingers almost digging into my back, might I add..." you retorted, unable to help yourself from teasing him a little. "i thought maybe we'd formed a connection, you know?"
"don' get ahead of yourself," he replied, barely sparing you a glance. "it wasn't like that, it ain't like that, and it won't ever be." he stressed, "i'll never feel anythin' for a witch."
you felt a sting at his words, but you quickly brushed it off. "right, it's ridiculous to think otherwise..." you muttered to yourself.
every step you took was met with sharp rocks and thorny brambles, tearing at your exposed ankles. the blonde hot head, grunted in frustration, each time you stumbled, with a scowl etched across his almost perfect face. the shackles clinked with every move, limiting your balance and speed. when you tripped over an uneven stone and landed hard on your knee, he clicked his tongue in annoyance, folding his arms as if to say, 'of course.'
"can't even walk fuckin' straight without makin' things harder, can ya'?" he growled, looking back at you on the ground.
you shot him a glare, pulling yourself up. "maybe I wouldn't keep tripping if I wasn't chained up like this!"
"maybe you wouldn't be, if I trusted you," he shot back, with a slight bit of mockery in his tone. "now stop whinin' and keep movin'."
your steps felt heavier the longer you walked, and your shoes—meant for anything but landscaping— only worsened the ordeal. a sharp pain pulsed through your foot as you stumbled once more, and you let out a frustrated huff.
"agh- my feet—" you started.
and mr. hot head cut you off with an annoyed snarl, "then quit wearin' those ridiculous fuckin' shoes. ain't doin' anyone favors with 'em."
you bit your tongue, resisting the urge to snap back. the exhaustion was setting in, making it harder to ignore the ache in your feet, the rawness of your wrists and the ever-growing hunger gnawing at your stomach. finally, you had enough.
"stop," you said, tugging back against his grip. "we need to rest."
he spun around, eyes narrowed in irritation. "y'think just 'cause yer tired we're takin' a break? newsflash, princess: we ain't got the luxury."
you stood firm, refusing to budge. "you can grunt all you want, i'm not going anywhere until I can feel my feet again."
he let out a rough exhale, "we're movin', even if I gotta drag ya' the whole way." clearly at the end of his patience.
you dropped to the ground with a huff, closing your eyes for a moment, letting the brief reprieve calm your pounding heart. and you could feel his glare fixed on you.
you looked up at him, undeterred by his hostility. "without my cooperation, we'd have a pretty slim chance of making it out of here alive, you know." you said, your tone unwavering.
his eyes narrowed down at you again and his jaw clenched at your words. "i don' need a godsdamn witch's help," he sneered, "just need you alive long enough to haul your ass back to stand trial. if i gotta drag ya' the whole way there, i will."
"and what then? you think a stiff-necked trial will do anything but waste everyone's time?" you scoffed, rolling your eyes. you could get out of this anytime you wanted...
his lips curled into a bitter smirk. "that stiff-necked trial decides the exact way yer gonna die." he lowered himself down in front of you, "people 're gonna pay good coin to see yer head roll." and sneered, making sure he looked you dead in the eyes. " 'n if they choose torture instead, i'll make sure ya' beg for death. 'cause i'll be the one carryin' it out." his eyes drifted from yours to your slightly parted lips, then quickly darted back up again.
"before that, hunter, i'll make you beg for the help of a witch." you challenged, getting a little lost in his fire.
his words had snapped a few heartstrings that formed when held you for warmth, and you cursed yourself for feeling even a ounce of anything for him, as you looked into his crimson eyes. "so beautiful," you whispered, barely audible and he shuffled back a bit, glaring at you.
you met his stare again, shaking off that thought. "you better pray to the goddess, that we don't run into trouble. you might be strong, but even the strongest have their weaknesses."
he scoffed at your —uncalled for— words, but the flicker of hesitation in his eyes was there, even if, just for a second. ignoring it, he gave a sharp tug on your arm, forcing you back to your feet. "we're wastin' daylight. let's go." was all he brought himself to say.
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the hours crawled by as you trudged forward and just when you thought you couldn't bear it any longer, you saw a small village ahead, nestled in the valley, like it was forgotten by the rest of the world.
he paused, surveying the huts and cabins, with a tense expression before turning to you. "listen up," he commanded, "keep any 'n all of your... witch crap hidden. last thing I need is anyone seein' me with a livin' one o' you."
"aw, and we were just on the brink of becoming friends too..." you pouted, feigning disappointment.
"try anythin', and I mean at all, and you'll regret it." he shot you a sharp glare, and you had to suppress an amused laugh.
"we wouldn't want that, would we?" you teased, locking eyes with him just before he tugged at your chains, leading you into the village.
you trailed behind him, your eyes drifting over the skeletal remains of what used to be a village. crumbling huts and rotting beams cast shadows across the ash-covered ground, each step stirring up fragments of the life that had once been here. and the only sounds being the crunch of your footsteps.
"oi, witch, keep up. ain't got all day for you to gawk at some broken-down village." he grunted in irritation, glancing back to see you lingering near one of the collapsed structures.
you raised a brow. "what's the matter? are you scared a curse might rub off on you?" you teased.
"tch," he scoffed, turning away from you. "i ain't scared of some pathetic curse. just don' wanna spend any more time in witch-infested places than I gotta." but that wasn't it. something else had been rubbing him in all wrong ways as he scanned the area.
a smirk tugged at your lips as you followed him, sensing his unease. "you're jumpier than I expected for a witch hunter," you muttered under your breath, knowing he could hear.
he whipped around, "i'm not a witch hunter, i'm the witch hunter. the best there is. so watch it. witch." he spat back, quick to correct you.
rolling your eyes, you crossed your arms. "if you were actually the best, you'd know curses don't stick like that."
"like i'd trust anythin' ya' say, witch. all yer people do is twist words to get what ya' want." he sneered, glaring back at you.
shaking your head, you brushed past him, challenging his intense stare. "believe what you will, hunter. and you better hope your strength is enough, for if we run into anything more than a curse here."
you jinxed it...
a low, guttural rumble vibrated through your body, a sound that sent a chill down your spine. and you spun around, searching for what that could've possibly come out of. your mind racing as you considered what kind of creature was watching you— a tiger? bear? something worse?
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I've always seen Helluva boss as a show that try so hard to be something isn't, and after reading your articles about BoJack horseman and how hb directly borrowed some of its ideas . It's started to make sense so here's my take:
Helluva boss can't be BoJack or anti-BoJack , there is room for inspiration sure . But the difference between two shows make it odd whenever someone try to compare them. Since BoJack is story of American man who happened to have a horse head, therefore the protagonist is forced to obey the morality rules that we as audience have . Helluva boss is story of demons live in society that only value violence , the rules of morality is broken in this world so where it makes sense for the show to calls out BoJack's toxic dating patterns, why should i care for blitzø's that man cannonly makes fun of children deaths of cours he's not a good partner. Another thing that BH like other many adults cartoon is critical of American culture (Hollywood culture for BoJack case) and while HB trying to do the same it only water down its world , you can point out to something relatable to our society without loosing the fantasy elements in your world especially if your otherworldly character travel to the human world constantly and see it from stranger point of view, but hb didn't do that it just turned the hell to american , and maybe this is thing bugs only me as non-western . It would be more entertaining if we explore the hellish society as something new and fresh.
(out of topic sorry)
But even if we want BoJack-like show the writer clearly don't know why BoJack works but I don't need to tell you since you already wrote about that, I remember watching a clip of livestream where medrano admit she blind-love her favourite media without critical thinking and I think this is her biggest weakness, she's the kind of person who would see something cool in TV so she applies it to her OCs without a further thinking which explains the directe reference of others show like BH
These are excellent points. There's a saying in writing that goes "Write what you know". The team who wrote Bojack knew the ins and outs of that Hollywood bubble due to professional experiences. And because Bojack was written by a diverse team of creative people, they even addressed how eating meat would work in a universe with sentient animals. They had the experience and knowledge of setting as well as basic life experience to ask obvious questions in the name of world building.
It's why I argue that Medrano appears to be someone with very few life experiences. Not only does her story lack emotional depth, having a shallow well to draw from, but basic rules of world building are neglected in a way that is very obvious due to a lack of human curiosity.
Writing what you know isn't supposed to be limiting. Instead it's supposed to challenge you to ask more questions. Expand what you know to incorporate it into your imagination.
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First Meeting
“What’s your name?”
“Rio.”
“You’re gorgeous, you know.”
“I do. I like to hear you say it, though.”
Agatha looked at the bodies around her, then back up at the woman leaning against a tree, toying with a knife and studying her as if she were a tome worth deciphering. She didn’t need to ask if the stranger was a witch or even what her specialty was—one look with the Sight and she could see how strong she was, a column of green and black flame, power such as Agatha had never seen.
So the only real question was whether Agatha would be able take her to bed before she inevitably killed her.
“What’s all this then?” Rio asked, flicking her knife to point at the bodies.
Agatha looked around the clearing, clicked her tongue in dismay, as though she’d only just noticed the desiccated corpses at her feet. “Would you believe I walked up and they were already like this?”
The other woman gave her a toothy smile. “Do you know, I wouldn’t?”
“Then I guess I probably killed them.” Agatha spread her hands, shrugged like ‘what are you going to do’. “Want to get revenge?”
“Hmm. Should I?” Rio strolled out and examined the bodies, poking one with a booted foot.
“Seems like the right call,” Agatha said, arms open, inviting attack. “Sisterhood and all that. Go ahead, give it your best shot.”
Rio burst into high-pitched, grating laughter, annoying to hear but pretty to watch. “Do people actually fall for that? You so clearly want me to blast you!”
“Honestly? All the time,” Agatha said, only a little disappointed. “But then, most people tend to overreact to this sort of thing. You’re taking it very well.”
“I’m used to bodies.”
“Ooooh. Very mysterious.” Agatha sauntered forward, keeping one eye on the knife and the other on Rio, the latter simply because she was great to look at. “I like a little bit of mystery. Keeps me on my toes.”
“I’d prefer to sweep you off your feet.”
Agatha was more and more pleased Rio hadn’t chosen to blast her straight away. This was going to be fun. “Normally, I do the sweeping. For you, I might make an exception.” She wouldn’t, but she knew a challenge when she saw one and she did love a challenge.
Even if the challenge in question had an extraordinarily grating laugh, a shrill shriek of delight. “Oh, Agatha Harkness, you’re going to be fun.”
Agatha went still. “How do you know my name?”
“I know more than that about you. The Salemite coven killer. Matricide. Witch-slayer.”
Agatha didn't react outwardly, except to cross her arms across her chest. "You're very well-informed."
"Well, you've killed a lot of people. That kind of thing gets my attention. And look at you, so much power for a single witch, and all of it stolen."
Agatha couldn't tell if she was being complimented or insulted. "Have a problem with that?"
Rio shook her head. "Not at all. I want you to keep going. I want more bodies. I'm greedy that way."
So the gorgeous green witch was also crazy. That was fine with her, sexy and crazy could be an exciting combination, at least for a while, and after that, well, there was all that glorious power, hers for the taking. "Come with me then," Agatha purred, her voice husky with promise. "I'll get you all the bodies you want."
For a moment, Rio fixed her with a look that speared her in place, a butterfly on corkboard. Her breath caught in her throat in a very literal sense, her lungs frozen in her chest, unable to expand. Something vast and unknowable examined her as she might have examined a particularly interesting bug, right before she crushed it underfoot.
And then Rio looked away and she found herself gasping for air. "Keep talking like that and you really might sweep me off my feet," the other woman said, her hands behind her head, the smile on her lips a bloody gash, a wound in the world.
For a brief moment, Agatha had the sense to be terrified.
Then she simply refused to be. So the other woman had some tricks, that only made her more interesting.
And Agatha had some tricks of her own, especially in this particular game.
She stepped forward, cupped the back of Rio’s neck and pulled her closer, then kissed her, a rapacious, demanding kiss. She knew she was good at it and from the way Rio clutched at her, the other woman agreed, melting as Agatha worked a different kind of magic with teeth and tongue. When Agatha pulled back, she gave Rio the self-assured smile of a witch who had never doubted that she could have anything she wanted, including the woman in front of her. “Watch me,” she said.
Rio swallowed, struck briefly mute, and Agatha was already strolling past. "Come along then, darling," she called without a glance back.
Behind her, Death, the final hour, the last breath, touched her lips, murmured a very quiet 'wow' and trotted after Agatha.
Want to read some of Rio’s thoughts on Agatha? Try the thief
Want to read a post-breakup fic where Agatha tries to pierce the veil between the living and the dead and maybe even succeeds? Try the veil
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Cult!141 x Fem!Reader
MINORS DO NOT INTERACT MDNI
⚠️Warnings⚠️: Dark Content, Manipulation, allusions to past abuse very brief not in depth, female reader, swearing, pregnancy, birth, poly relationships, smut, Cult AU, the use of lord in terms to worship, Price being referred to as Father
If you or a loved one is experiencing abuse, know that there is help, and please help anyone that you know to help them escape from that abuse.
⭐️Author's Note: The religion that the villagers follow is not defined, but it is NOT associated with Christianity, Judaism, Islam, or any other type of religion there is⭐️
Chapter 6: Brisket Pot Pie and Chocolate Cake
Y/n walked back to her room and decided to rest before she started cooking. Back at the butcher shop, Simon phoned John. “Jonathan some customer decided to yell at my lovie don't worry I have him tied up in my basement." Price even more upset, "good, but how did you know it was her, anyways, I'll tell you, Johnny and Kyle what I'll do with them after the supper with y/n." Ghost now relaxed, "great, she came into my shop asking for directions to the Taverns Inn, and the customer mouthed her off, something about getting a hand-out at the Taverns Restaurant. Anyways, I'm taking the rest of the day off." "Of course, you earned it and remember to call me Father Price in front of the little birdy." John said looking at the flowers from earlier. "I'll be sure to remember, Father Price, I'll see you at supper." Simon smirking under his mask hanging up the phone. John, Simon, Johnny, and Kyle at the same time in different areas. "You just want to be a sacrifice that bad you yelled at my bonnie (Johnny), sweetheart (Kyle), lovie (Simon), little bird (John)."
After y/n rested up a bit, she made her way down to the Tavern Restaurant and entered through the backdoor where Kyle and Johnny told her to go. She started preparing everything. She started with the brisket first and had it cooking on a medium-low heat in the pressure cooker, then she started chopping up some veggies, carrots, cauliflower, potatoes, and added some corn, she seasoned it up and put all into a baking pan. She then started on the pie crust for the pot pie she baked the bottom layer of the crust and then she shredded up the brisket and used the broth that was in the pressure cooker and turned it to a gravy for the pie. She assembled everything together and placed it all in the oven at 350°F for 20 minutes. While that was baking, she started on baking a chocolate cake, flour, eggs, cocoa powder, sugar, vanilla, baking powder, and milk, she mixed everything up, put it in a baking pan and place it in the oven to bake for the remaining time left on the timer and she got to work on the frosting.
While she was making the frosting she heard the bells of the tavern jingled, "bonnie lass! Ooohhh, it smells heavenly in here." Johnny smiling with glee, and Kyle, John, and Simon following behind. "Oh hello, you're all here early the food should be done in five minutes or so." Y/n walking out of the kitchen to greet the four men. "Oh! hey you're the guy from the butcher shop, you were very helpful and kind." Y/n looked at Simon, "ah I see you two have met before, well this is Simon, Simon meet y/n." John already knew that the two has met he just had to act surprised. Simon not used to being called helpful and kind, he was more used to being called abrasive, crass, and rude, "I'm anything but helpful and kind lovie, I'm more so-" "Nonsense you were plenty kind and helpful to me, you could of told me to bug off when I only came in asking for directions to the Tavern Inn and for not buying choice cuts. That was very kind and helpful of you to give me the directions." Before anyone could respond the timer went off "oh dinner is ready" y/n went back to the kitchen to take out the pot pie, veggies, and the cake, she also finished the frosting for the cake and placed it in the fridge for when she’s ready for it.
She walks out the kitchen with the pot pie, "careful its hot I also I have to get the veggies too." She walked back to the kitchen got the veggies and walked back out, "here are the veggies, let me grab you all some plates." Seeing y/n in an apron did something to the 4 men, they were all thinking the same thing, 'gosh she looks cute in that apron, but she'll look even cuter with an apron covering her baby bump.' "Here are your plates, let me serve it for you all." Y/n give each of them a serving of the pot pie and some veggies, 'oh how she is willing to serve without having anything said to her' "thank you." Each of the 4 men replied. "Okay you can eat now." After y/n helped herself to some of the food. "Wow bonnie this is magnificent; please don't open another tavern you'll steal my customers away." Johnny eating his food like a man starved. "This is a very comforting meal, exploding with flavor." Kyle savoring his food. "This is better than any pot pie I've ever had, thank you, y/n." Price in heaven knowing that his little bird can cook. "Please open up that tavern these fools can't make pot pie for anything." Simon teasing Kyle and Johnny. Y/n Living for the praise, "wow I'm glad you like it." "Like?! More like love it!" The 4 exclaimed.
After eating the 4 were feeling full, "ah I can't eat another bite, but I want too so bad." Johnny said. "You said it." Price, Simon, and Kyle answered back. "Oh, I guess you don't want dessert then." Y/n looked down at her plate sadly. "Who said anything about being full?" Kyle suddenly said. "I could definitely eat something sweet." Johnny sat up straight. "I would like a slice of whatever dessert you made." Price said. "Lovie, I have two stomachs, one for dinner, and the other for dessert." Simon said while getting 5 more clean plates. "Oh great, let me take those dirty plates from you." Y/n now happy again, "don't worry about doing the dishes y/n, I'll do it tomorrow morning." Kyle giving his plate to y/n. "Ok" y/n walking back to the kitchen putting the plates in the sink. She frosted the cake with chocolate frosting and brought the cake out, "I hope you like chocolate cake." She gives a slice to everyone. "Oh bonnie, this is delicious!" Johnny exclaimed with everyone agreeing. After everyone ate y/n put all the dishes in the sink and johnny brought out to-go containers to give everyone some left over pie and dessert.
"I'm feeling tired I'm going to go back to my room and get ready for bed." Y/n yawned. "Oh, sweetheart before you go here this is for you." Kyle handed y/n two bags that has a nighttime dress and a daytime dress. "Awe thank you Kyle." Y/n hugged Kyle. "Let me walk you back and we can do nighttime prayers." Price said while getting up. "Oh yes please that would be wonderful." Y/n walking over to price with her leftovers in hand. "Lovie, before you go, I would like for every Friday's to be a Brisket Pot Pie tradition, I would love to do this again next Friday lovie." Simon said looking at y/n. everyone in agreement. Y/n smiling, "Of course I want to make this a tradition with my favorite people in this village. Although the cake will be a different flavor every Friday, and since you brought it up you can tell me what flavor cake you would like next Friday." Simon smiled, “I’ll be sure to let you know when the time is closer.” John walked y/n back to her room and y/n did her routine, bathe, prayers, lock-up, and sleep.
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After the cute daddy-daughter duo won $5,000 for Autism Speaks by competing on the USA Network series, Fatone opened up to ET about the challenges he and his wife, Kelly, have faced with Kloey’s autism.
“It has tested us a lot. She’s on the spectrum of autism and there are all different types, so everyone handles their child differently, but we handle it as we go, like most parents,” shared Fatone, who also has a 16-year-old daughter, Briahna. “The things that I was able to simply explain or express to Briahna when she was young, I have to kind of take a different approach with Kloey, for her to understand.”
WATCH: *NSYNC’s Joey Fatone Kisses Nick Carter at Backstreet Boys Concert
During the episode, Fatone shared that Kloey has high-functioning autism (HFA), meaning she is considered cognitively "higher functioning" than others with the condition.
The diagnosis isn’t stopping the gorgeous girl from hitting the spotlight with her dad. She had a blast on the series, which sees celebrities pair up with their kids and compete against other teams to see who knows each other best.
While Fatone, 40, is no stranger to the camera, thanks to a varied singing, acting and hosting career, he predicts Kloey may also catch the entertainment bug. “[Doing Big Star Little Star] was very exciting and I was happy she had a great time and wasn’t nervous,” he said. “That kid has no fear.”
EXCLUSIVE: Howie Dorough on Juggling Work With Fatherhood
“Briahna wants nothing to do with the entertainment industry, but I do feel like Kloey could be my little entertainer,” Fatone continued. “I will help her out and support her totally, but I won’t be a stage dad! The biggest thing I hope they learn [from my career] is that anything is possible.”
Speaking of his career, despite being best known for his time with “It’s Gonna Be Me” crooners *NSYNC, he admitted Kloey doesn’t yet have a grasp of her dad’s iconic boy band status. When asked by show host Cat Deeley if she and Fatone would be “in sync” during the competition, Kloey confessed she’d never heard the term. “You know what *NSYNC is, right?” asked Fatone, to which she adorably replied, “Nope!”
While the group’s fandom remains strong 15 years after they parted ways, Fatone noted his boy band fame is less intrusive to family life these days. “When Briahna was younger it was difficult because it was the height of our career,” he explained. “Kloey still doesn’t grasp the idea. She sees daddy on TV and still doesn’t really get it. She thinks all daddy does is go on big planes and travel.”
Indeed, between filming movies like My Fat Greek Wedding 2 and Dead 7, appearing in commercials, hosting shows including Rewrapped, making cameos on fellow boy bander Joey McIntyre’s sitcom Return of the Mac, philanthropic work and opening a hot dog joint called Fat One’s Hot Dogs and Italian Ice, Fatone has spent substantial time traveling since Kloey was born.
EXCLUSIVE: *NSYNC Will Reunite at Walk of Fame Ceremony
However, when he is at home, he remains a doting dad, referring to himself as “Mr. Mom” and sharing how he tricks Kloey into eating vegetables by processing them into a soupy texture and mixing them into dishes like mac-n-cheese!
The biggest challenge that comes with playing Mr. Mom to two daughters?
“That’s just it -- they’re daughters,” laughs Fatone. “I know things from a male perspective and they need the female perspective. It’s especially challenging with a 16-year-old.”
*NSYNC Star Joey Fatone Opens Up About Daughter Kloey’s Autism: “It Has Tested Us a Lot”
Joey Fatone’s adorable 7-year-old daughter Kloey stole the show on Wednesday’s episode of Big Star Little Star, hilariously dishing on her pop star dad’s most annoying habits, comparing the singer to a big “furry” gorilla, and pleading blatant ignorance to *NSYNC!
During the episode, Fatone shared that Kloey has high-functioning autism (HFA), meaning she is considered cognitively “higher functioning” than others with the condition. Fatone opened up to ET about the challenges he and his wife, Kelly, have faced with Kloey’s autism.
“It has tested us a lot. She’s on the spectrum of autism and there are all different types, so everyone handles their child differently, but we handle it as we go, like most parents,” shared Fatone, who also has a 16-year-old daughter, Briahna. “The things that I was able to simply explain or express to Briahna when she was young, I have to kind of take a different approach with Kloey, for her to understand.”
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