Devonda and James Friday really did appear to be a caring, providing couple. They were the biological parents of two children and said they have housed around 30 foster children. In 2011, they decided to extend their family. The Fridays adopted five adorable siblings from foster care, hoping the brothers and sisters would no longer have to be separated from one another. The group was nicknamed “The Fab Five.” It wouldn’t take long for the kids to become smitten with their new parents. They even called Devonda and James mom and dad and changed their last names to Friday.
In a cruel twist that’s giving Tuohy family vibes, Devonda and James allegedly shattered the illusion of them being a big, happy family just months after their episode aired. In an interview with WSOC-TV, Kamaya and Chris, two of “The Fab Five,” explained that James and Devonda wasted no time in kicking them and their siblings out of their new home once the camera crews were gone. The elder siblings said they were told they had a “bad attitude” by their adoptive parents and were sent to live in separate group homes.
It didn’t take long before their other siblings, who were all around the age of five, were also sent away to group homes. “My brothers and sisters were five years old. How can they get into that much trouble where they have to kick them out?” Chris wanted to know.
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