Celebrity Family Feud Novels & Stories

Jeremy Stewart, my adopted younger brother, and I have both applied to the same postgraduate program. However, the advisor, Professor Suzanne Graham, tells us there's only one spot left. I hesitate a little. "Will Jem be sad if I get the spot?" The rest of the family laughs. "In situations like this, everything is fair game. We'll be happy no matter who gets it." However, on the day of the interview, Jeremy pulls out the recommendation letter our mother, a renowned academician, has written for him. "My mother says that as long as you give me the spot, she'll vote in favor of your promotion," Jeremy declares. Our father, a businessman, calls Professor Graham as well. "If you give Jeremy

Adler informed her and I laughed out loud. “So what Adler, I have been canceled by your lame-ass family, so what?” I mocked. “Do you think you are the most powerful family in the world? For your information, I have signed a contract with Denver's Entertainment, and in a few hours, they will upload it on their public website that I am their new signee, so drop your prideful attitude. Your Stirling family is nothing compared to Denver’s entertainment owners, the Blaqk family. I want to see if you can force them to cancel me too” I laughed and it felt so good, to give my haters a good face-smacking.

The year my sister turned fifteen, my father, Grant Davis, became obsessed with holding auctions at home. Everything in the house, from a plate of meat to a turn with the washing machine, from school lunch money to after-school activity fees, had to be won by bidding with family credits. I worked odd jobs until I dropped, sleeping only three hours a night, and finally saved up a thick stack of family credits, the paper soft and warped from my sweat. All Melody had to do was sit on the couch and shed a few tears, and my father would stuff fistfuls of credits into her arms. "Girls deserve to be spoiled. Can't have Melody feeling left out." That day, the item up for auction was an old necklace

Leonard replied quickly, making Jeanne frown. "Why not? They are my nieces, and I’ve got some cute names for them!" Leonard shrugged her off, and she pulled out her phone to take pictures of my babies together. "Fine! If you won’t let me name them, then I will be the first to announce that Mr. Celebrity Leo Smith's wife just gave birth to two adorable identical girls," she said, typing away and posting it, making everyone laugh. I shook my head at their childish banter. This is the kind of life I’ve always wanted—full of laughter, happiness, and peace. I stared at everyone chatting happily, with huge smiles on their faces.

Grandma Madeline might not have realized it herself, but her eyes shifted uneasily for a fleeting moment when she spoke of Mom, Dad, and Jesse's deaths. I ignored her outburst and took a slow, deliberate look at the assembly. Grandma Madeline and Aunt Jacklyn were well aware that the three were alive; every bit of their sorrow was staged. Those who were present were only there to pay their respects out of a sense of distant familial obligation. It was truly laughable. In this entire sham of a funeral, there wasn't a single person who was actually sad. I suddenly realized that my maternal grandparents, Frank Greene and Harper Gallagher, weren't present. Grandpa Frank and Grandma Harper reside

"What happened this morning ends there. Nico does not leave the elite track because you say so. And whatever you said at the office, I'm treating it as anger." "It wasn't anger." He laughed once. "You're not leaving, Serena." He said it like he already knew. Like four years of waiting had proven it. "You won't walk away," he said. "And you won't cut Nico off from this family." I sealed the last envelope and set it aside. "You can test that." He studied my face, then went upstairs. Claire came the next afternoon. I was in the living room setting up a small birthday dinner for Nico. He had barely spoken since the fire, and I did not want a crowd. Just cake, a few children, and one quiet evenin

It has a video on the top of the page, so I select it. “There is a lot of drama circling the Rhodes family this week. From their son Artemis marrying a girl no one has ever seen or heard of to the head of the family taking over his son’s company. Is there trouble in paradise? The family is famously known for their vast empire of media outlets, but this scandal could kick the family off the tops spot in this city fast. Is Artemis Rhode’s sudden marriage a sign that there is a lot more underneath the perfect family image the Rhodes have always shown? Who is the girl that stole the cities most popular bachelor? Stay tuned.”

Keith and Trina sat nearby, quiet but alert, their presence grounding her. Alexander stood near the fireplace, phone in hand, posture as straight as a blade. “The story’s gained traction in forty-eight outlets,” he said evenly. “Mostly online tabloids, but three of them have credibility—Daily Wire, Celebrity Ledger, MetroView. They’re all running versions of the same narrative.” “Let me guess,” Cameron said from where he lounged in a leather armchair, one leg slung over the other. “The ‘Cross family staged a sob story’ theory?”

The guests were mostly jealous, some tried to curry favor to them as it surely will help the family's power skyrocket despite maintaining a second spot, they will naturally be able to hug the chance of skyrocketing if they ever got a chance to invest. Bea Corden who was on the side was also surprised, she needs to get near the young master and she's the only one who can at the moment! she will use the rumors to her advantage. "Bea! you got yourself a ticket to a God tier wealth!" Her cousin Kate said, jealous but still excited for the family's future. "Our family will soon merge with Eastwood and be the number one! this is like a fairytale!" Her mother added.

“Jinx is indeed a rising phoenix, marrying into a noble family, and she’s the entertainment industry’s goddess. The Graysonn family is now in the limelight. Have you seen the red carpet? It’s from the Graysonn family.” “Did you know that Jayce Sherwood is rumored to have put a lot of effort into securing his position as the heir of the Sherwood conglomerate?” “I heard that Jayce Sherwood will soon be announced as the new chair of the Sherwood conglomerate.” “I heard that the food at this hotel is exceptionally expensive and delicious. Eating just one dish is good.” “Seriously, how can we, the journalists, not be invited when they are hosting a family dinner?” “Oh my goodness, why, oh why, ar