Gabby Douglas’ Mom ‘Not Embarrassed About Bankruptcy’

Over the weekend, we learned that Gabby Douglas’ mother, Natalie Hawkins, had filed bankruptcy in January. According to reports, Natalie, who is a single mother of four, filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy (Chapter 13 allows individuals to reorganize their finances and pay their debts back following a court-approved plan).

According to filings, she receives about $2,500 a month (Social Security disability benefits and child support filings), while her assets totaling $163,706, and about $80,000 in debts, mostly from her mortgage. In an interview with a London reporter, Natalie responded to the bankruptcy, explaining that she’s not embarrassed:
“It’s my story, it’s part of me. I’m not even embarrassed about it…It shows that even though I didn’t like to have to do it, I’m glad there was something there for me to be able to protect my home.”
What do you think about Natalie’s response? [Christian Post]
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She is not the first or the last to have to file bankruptcy. It’s life . . .
If Donald Trump can, so can a struggling single mom of four….I really like her response.
It’s sad that stuff like this becomes news. There is so much more to talk about that will keep the public interested.