The new episode of "Good American Family" shines a spotlight on Dr. Phil's interview with Natalia Grace and her adoptive parents.

The "Good American Family" finale includes a post-credit scene referencing alleged abuse Natalia Grace faced from the Mans family.

Anna Newlin, who had a child under the Manses’ care at the time she was interviewed, told the documentary’s producers that Grace “used to get beat on all the time,” and claimed the Manses were ...

The story of Natalia Grace, the Ukrainian orphan ... “I want to kill you.” Grace said Kristine had beat her and that Kristine forced Grace to spray cleaner inside her cup, for a staged scene ...

Natalia Grace claimed that Kristine beat her with a belt and pepper sprayed her on several occasions, whereas Michael said he was mainly mentally abused. “This is not easy,” Michael told Natal ...

Picking up where the shocking finale of The Curious Case of Natalia Grace left off, Natalia Speaks dives headfirst into the questions, controversies, and secrets unearthed in the first installment ...

Inspired by the real-life story of Natalia Grace (played by Imogen Faith Reid ... messages—including ones that reveal Kristine beat Natalia—and doctors' notes that try to shed some light ...

Ukrainian orphan Natalia Grace had already been adopted once before ... so this isn't sort of a beat-for-beat of what their experience was. 'It's really what we do here, I guess, in Hollywood.

The ups and downs of Grace’s various adoptions — and alleged child neglect — made headlines and have since inspired Investigation Discovery’s 2024 docuseries The Curious Case of Natalia ...

Good American Family' creator Katie Robbins, co-showrunner Sarah Sutherland and the cast of the Hulu series unpack where their story ends, what it says about bias around Grace's true story and if ...

Natalia Grace’s unusual story has been turned into both an Investigation Discovery docuseries and a Hulu dramatization starring Ellen Pompeo, but what is the woman who inspired it all doing now?

Natalia Grace is a Ukrainian woman who was adopted ... so this isn't sort of a beat-for-beat of what their experience was," Ellen Pompeo, who plays Kristine Barnett, told Variety.