The Situation's Dad: My Son 'Broke My Heart'

By Kiki Von Glinow Posted May 11th 2011 12:14PM

We can't say we're entirely surprised, now that Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino is raking in the dough on 'Jersey Shore,' that his family wants a piece of the pie.

TMZ sat down with The Situation's father, Frank Sorrentino, as he vented about the son who "broke [his] heart."

Although Sorrentino Sr. claims that his hardships stemmed from a "bad childhood," The Situation didn't exactly make things easier for his dad.

"He created more situations for me in my life than the name he gave himself," he told TMZ. "He put me in more confrontations than any boy I ever had."

Sorrentino Sr., fondly recalls one of these "situations" that occurred after he had asked a friend to give his son a summer job at his construction company.

"He's a young guy, he's working up there with some 30 some 40-year old women," he explained. "He caught the attention of one of them. She decides she wants to suck his d--k."

The Situation received oral sex from his co-worker before the two were caught. But instead of owning up to his temptations, The Situation reportedly filed a sexual harassment suit against the woman.

"I put my b-lls on the line for you a hundred times, f--kin' a 100 times, when you couldn't ... When you get to the top and you forget where you come from somebody should remind you. I just want to remind you." Sorrentino said.

But the 'Jersey Shore' star's dad may have an ulterior motive for his recent rant. In the interview, he mentions that after asking his son for a "favor," The Situation would rather that his dad go on welfare -- indicating that the "favor" was of the monetary variety.

Payback or payday, you decide.

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Wednesday 11 May

By Dave

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If dads were nothing more than "highly overrated" then the steadily eroding family structure in this society wouldn't be what it is. Women do yeoman's work as single moms and I applaud them, but the realities of the society we live in prove that's it's a job that most women simply can't do alone with a high degree of effiiency and that it's a battle they're slowly losing over time. Disagree if you choose, but facts are facts.

Thursday 12 May

By Anonimo

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I concur with Dave. A boy needs a good father in his life. I am a single mom with a 20 year old and if his dad had been there he may not have taken so many wrong turns down the path of life. He's finally making it but he too wishes that he had a male authoritive figure to help guide him. A mom can only do so much.

By jen8756

What a sad situation. The whole family is sick.

By Don

Ol' Frank needs to remember that "other people's money" is just that - other people's money. People love to sit around and whine about what people or the world in general owe them but that tends to be an overrated concept as life "owes" you little or nothing regardless of who you are, simple as that. The Situation is a prototypical product of the times we live in, a shallow and largely low-brow society where relatively mindless clods such as himself can take advantage of people's idiocy and rise to the top. Pitiful in many ways, but hey, good for him for cashing in on opportunities he obviously never really deserved. Naive and indignant Frank needs to go away and simply digest the sad and odd reality of it all.

By WTF

It just proves that Mike is the freaking douchebag sleaze that everyone thinks he is.

By Tim N

It actually proves nothing of the sort, so you'd do well to keep your dim thoughts to yourself in future.

By YellowRose3218

After reading what the boys father said, I see where mike gets his ignorance from.

Tuesday 17 May

By Tom

Like they say in statistics, "garbage in, garbage out."

Sunday 10 July

By ANG

HEY CONSTIPATION READ MY LIPS YOUR A JERK OFF