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It seems that Forrest picked Keisha largely because she is what he is attracted to visually – I could be wrong maybe she has other attributes, but those are definitely the ones on display.

So then it gets strange when he has two daughters with her who are darker and in Sonnet’s case chubbier than Mommy. I wonder how they feel about Mommy and how they feel about themselves – given it’s pretty clear that looks like Mommy’s are the ones their Dad (and many other people) admires and that their Mom plays it up.

The weight is also an issue, in Sonnet’s case, because it always matters when your Mom looks the way Keisha does and because it makes you wonder about their home life – what they eat, if they exercise, etc.

Extra weight isn’t something you want to saddle a child with if you can avoid it and they are wealthy enough to tackle that issue with her head-on.

The other thing that is odd about the family is that the children are awkwardly dressed. And this could be a class issue – but when they are at big events the little girls are wearing very frumpy outfits that don’t do them justice, while as usual Keisha shines albeit with everything on display. When they are in casual dress out shopping, they are wearing overly tight, “street” style clothes. Their doesn’t seem to be a happy medium or a comfortable dressy style for them.

It’s a problem when your Mom can only dress herself to perfection but cannot dress you so you look your best.

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Has anyone ever noticed how the boy that was Ravens brother on that’s so Raven and now he’s playing Corey on Corey in the house looks like Forrest? His youngest daughter looks just like that little boy.

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