Fanon:Madison Avenue: Difference between revisions

Madison and Kaydence have an interesting relationship. At first Madison tried to make Kaydence into a miniature version of herself, dressing her up in revealing clothes and putting a lot of makeup on her. But as Kaydence got older, her nativity as a Plumb became clearer. Kaydence's intelligence shocked Madison, who told one magazine, "It's like living with a miniature professor." Madison was flummoxed when Kaydence refused her expensive custom-made dollhouses and instead preferred to read, and insisted on bringing books with her on trips instead of dolls and teddy bears. Kaydence didn't watch cartoons like other children - instead she watched the History Channel. At the age of eight, Kaydence asked for a chess table and a chemistry set. Madison refused both requests, wondering why a pop star's daughter would want those things.