Septuplets Get Own Publicist
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The world’s only septuplets turned 4 weeks old and got an agent to handle their publicity. Their first major job, the agent said, will probably be a television documentary centered on the Christian faith of their parents, Bobbi and Kenny McCaughey, and their supportive neighbors in the Iowa town where they live. The four boys and three girls born on Nov. 19 were still in fair condition at Blank Children’s Hospital. Their condition has not changed in nearly three weeks and is considered normal for premature babies.
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