As far as I'm concerned if Larry truly loved his daughter he would get her the hell out of the spotlight. Like to his, oh I dont know, his home in the state of Kentucky and OUT of LA… And NOT do a REALITY SHOW with her! (God! Wtf?!) And say what you will about Stern, at least it looks like he actually misses Anna. Larry Birkhead looks like he has been enjoying every single last moment of his new found fame. And considering it took the death of both his daughter's brother and mother-the woman he supposedly loved so much for him to get his daughter, their is something seriously fundamentally F’ed up with that.

I disagree with all of you. Larry loves daniellynn and you can obviously see that! All that matters is that she has a father and I say he should be her father not anyone elses!

Anna was unfit to be a parent and that led to the death of her son partially, atleast. We dont knwo who the father is, of him. As for this child, I wonder if Larry should be tried in court for child abuse or attempts? Clearly it shows. He doesnt seem to love her so much as he says.

SSo funny that people can't see the difference between Anna and Larry. Anna wasn't famous because she had a baby, she was famous because of Playboy, and her reality show and her fight in court to get her late husband's money, her weight loss and gain and loss, etc. People didn't interview Anna because of DL, they interviewed Anna because of ANNA. They are interested in Larry because of ANNA and Dannielynn. They are interested in Dannielynn because of ANNA. If Anna was alive it wouldn't be the same AT ALL. DL was always a footnote in Anna interviews. They showed her for a couple of seconds and then they talked about Anna some more. With Larry, it's all about the baby and Anna - it has nothing to do with Larry or anything he's done. His only accomplishment was impregnating a "famous" woman.

Yea: that Anna Nicole Smith would have raised her similarly is not exactly a ringing endorsement, is it? I agree with stoptheexploitation--Larry has taken every available opportunity to sell his daughter's every experience to the highest bidder. It's vile.