Five wealthy young people disguise themselves as ordinary and go looking for a mother figure, each hoping to find someone who will accept them for who they are rather than for their money. The test of character that follows separates those who are genuine from those who are not, and only one candidate proves herself worthy.
You're really okay with me? What's to worry about? Life's not easy for anyone. Besides, you're raising five kids on your own. It's tough and you have lots to improve, but you're still a good dad.
As long as we keep working hard, we'll make it. I've met plenty of women over the years. They either wanted my money or my fame. She's the first one who's wanted to build a life with me.
I promise. We'll make it work. All right, the kids are watching. Come to my place for Thanksgiving. I'll introduce you to my Is everything ready? The $50 million trust you're gifting her before the wedding, the new house in the Dallas Riverfront area, and the $1.8 million engagement
The lawyers named Emma herself as the beneficiary, so it won't go through her Don't bring any of it out yet. Let's meet her family first. I don't want them thinking I'm paying her to say yes. Today, we're all going to formally ask Emma if she wants to be part of our
If she says, no one gets to pressure her. Can I call her Emma, then? I want to call her Mighty Emma! Dad, no more lying to her, either.
What? A temp warehouse worker? Yeah. Eight bucks an hour? Yeah. And he's got five kids?
Yeah. We agreed he'd come meet you all today. His car should be here soon. What?