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Famous Adoptive Parents

These adoptive parents are a testament that fame and wealth can't fill the emotional void that little, innocent rugrats can. While some of these famous parents find love and satisfaction through the adoption of one child, others catch—what we like to call—the We Are the World Syndrome, adopting multiple children from across borders. Explore our group of Famous Adoptive Parents and see how they're changing the world—one child at a time.

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profile name: Michael Jackson
profile occupation: Dancer, Songwriter, Music Producer, Singer
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profile name: Angelina Jolie
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profile name: Sheryl Crow
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