Mother of Toddlers & Tiaras' Pageant Prince: "He's Very Comfortable in His Skin"

TLC's Toddlers & Tiaras (Wednesdays at 10/9c) is often criticized for exhibiting bad parenting, but this week's episode is garnering the opposite response. We were introduced to Brock Ritter, a now-8-year-old, self-described "diva," who lives in Michigan and pursues his interests in dancing, pageantry and occasionally dressing up like Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, despite teasing and what society dictates as gender-normative behavior. (Watch a clip of Brock in action.)

We spoke with Brock's mom, Tori, about letting her son be himself, pageantry criticism and what Brock's father thinks of all this...
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Mother of Toddlers & Tiaras' Pageant Prince: "He's Very Comfortable in His Skin"

TLC's Toddlers & Tiaras (Wednesdays at 10/9c) is often criticized for exhibiting bad parenting, but this week's episode is garnering the opposite response. We were introduced to Brock Ritter, a now-8-year-old, self-described "diva," who lives in Michigan and pursues his interests in dancing, pageantry and occasionally dressing up like Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, despite teasing and what society dictates as gender-normative behavior. (Watch a clip of Brock in action.)

We spoke with Brock's mom, Tori, about letting her son be himself, pageantry criticism and what Brock's father thinks of all this...
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Premiered: August 31, 1991, on Nickelodeon
Rating: TV-Y
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Premise: Contestants perform wacky stunts (many involving pies) in this raucous game show, which also feature kid-on-the-street interviews. Emcee Marc Summers also hosted `Double Dare.' Executive producer Woody Fraser's other credits ranged from `That's Incredible!' to `The Dick Cavett Show.'

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