As I sit here working hard on my Bustle posts, the allure of Amazon keeps pulling me away. I have an order ready to go, filled with goodies that I'm sure will just make my life that much closer to perfect, but I can't submit the order. My credit card bill, which gets more and more out-of-control the more "perfect" my life becomes. Wouldn't it be great to have a wealthy benefactor to take care of these bills for me? Then again, there are always catches in those sort of arrangements.
Katie has to decide between staying a broke art major, or letting an attractive, possibly swoon-worthy older man pay for her art history trip to Florence with some definite strings attached.
Sounds real enough, but is Sugar Babies based on a true story? Still, I'm sure it will keep you hooked, so here are some things that are true about Sugar Babies :. Read anything about Sugar Babies , and you'll hear that Giles Panton plays James, the older man who wants step in, be the sugar daddy, and fix all of Katie's woes β which seems icky, until she starts to fall for him.
Thing is, it's not that weird that Katie would fall for James; IRL, they're not that far apart in age. Alyson Stoner, who plays Katie, is 22 and Panton is She looks much younger and is playing younger to be a college student , and he looks a little older but really not that much to my mid-thirties eyes. You might ask yourself: "Didn't I see this one already?
Completely separate things. In that one β also not based on a true story β the main character is named Kara , not Katie. And she's studying law , not art. Totally different! Fine, it's the same damn thing. But, hey, one good turn deserves another, right? Many Lifetime movies are exaggerated cautionary tales, but there is a grain of truth in this one.
