Arthur, the head of Sterling — Hollywood's top entertainment empire — discovers through a nationwide DNA database that the family has blood lost to the world: two-and-a-half-year-old Chloe is being abused in a cruel foster home in the slums. Current CEO Carter leads a convoy of black SUVs on a dramatic rescue, bringing the little cutie — who loves squeaky duck shoes and puffs out her chubby cheeks when angry — back to Beverly Hills. Chloe's arrival turns the cold, elite household upside down in chaos and laughter, and gradually breaks down the defenses of her birth father Liam (a former Hollywood A-lister), who is drowning in flashbulb PTSD and severe depression, through his quiet protection from the shadows. Facing the paparazzi's siege and the shadows of the past, Liam finally steps forward bravely for his daughter. This is a sweet, satisfying, healing tale of a top family's collective doting and a two-way redemption.
