Natalia Grace Sues Disney Over Adoption Drama Series

0:00On April 17th, Natalia Grace, the 24-year-old at the center of that wild adoption saga, just filed a lawsuit against Disney over their Hulu. Series Good American Family. She claims the show paints her as deceptive, dangerous, and violent, blaming her for abuse and lies about her age. Filing it herself without a lawyer, she's after unspecified damages because the disclaimers about fictional parts don't make it clear what's real, and what's made up? The eight-episode series stars Imogen Faith Reid as Natalia and Ellen Pompeo as adoptive mom Christine Barnett with Mark Duplast as Dad Michael. It dives into the Barnets, adopting her in 2010, thinking she was a six-year-old Ukrainian orphan with dwarfism, but things soured fast when they accused her of being an adult, pretending to be a kid. Back in the day, the Barnets had already been adopted out from another family two years prior due to behavior issues. They pushed to change her birth year from 2003 to 1989, then ditched her in an Indiana

1:02apartment while moving to Canada. With their bio-kids, that left her in legal limbo for years. Fast forward she got adopted by a third family in June 2023, but by January the next year, they called it quits too. Natalia says she's hanging in there, but now she's running a GoFundMe to cover spinal surgery for her dwarfism complications, warning it could lead to. Paralysis without it. This lawsuit keeps her story in the spotlight, challenging how Hollywood spins real trauma into drama, and she's standing firm that she's no. Monster. Just a survivor fighting back. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. I'm Corey with The Story.