Jennette McCurdy's Money Problems
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Her parents should have gotten jobs instead of enslaving their little girl
It was kind of worth it for the general public though
@@benjaminjones4008 bro what
@@ProcessElimination ICarly was sick bro
@@benjaminjones4008 so its worth it to enslave kids for entertainement???wtf
@@raiderleader4220 someone else would have just been casted bro
It's ok for poor parents to tell their children they can't buy them the flashiest toys or throw the biggest birthday party BUT it should absolutely not be the child's problem beyond that! Do not involve your children in adult problems!
Yeess! Making your children understand financial responsibility is sooo important. Because we can't afford trips to Hawaii or spend hundreds upon hundreds for a birthday party + gifts we try to give her quality time and smaller things.
She is still learning but is starting to understand sacrifice. She wants to continue her cheerleading program well then a brand new iPad, iphone, and brand Nike shoes are not in her future.
Our roof, food, and home comfort are more important than things.
Meh it’s not okay for poor parents to work so much they don’t have time for their kids, project their toxic habits into them, and then pass their poor financial literacy onto them. There’re success stories with children who grew up in poor households, but too many end up just like mom (and dad assuming he’s in the picture) if not worse.
@@gummy5862 because of systematic problems. if the parents don't work that much they won't be able to feed their children. So the answer is greater protection and welfare for families.
@@gummy5862 escaping poverty is not always a choice nor is it always due to “financial illiteracy”. poverty is systemic and a lot of people are impoverished because they have health conditions, because they couldn’t afford higher education, because they’re in debt due to medical problems, because the majority of their income goes towards bills and rent. a lot of parents have absolutely no choice but to work multiple jobs if they want to be able to put food on the table. on one hand you’re judging parents for working themselves so hard to provide for their kids, and on the other calling them financially illiterate lol
@@lauryn6037 Meh I’m judging them for having kids to begin with.
It’s a parents job to support and raise the child NOT the other way around. This breaks my heart and angers me. Don’t have kids you can’t afford!
Mean
@@mayamorena334 too broke for a kid huh? 😪
@@jackieluna Yep. Parenting isn’t just about money. It’s also about being healthy and teaching kids to be healthy. I don’t have kids.
I mean she got dumb famous so shes got way more options than me so i wouldnt pimp my kid for money let alone to hollywood but shes far from being homeless. My parents approved of me to throw rocks for the government in the desert as a minor for a dollar above the legal bare minimum not to go to jail for slavery so although I agree she was sorta pimped at a young age much younger than I. But its also acting its not like its throwing rocks in the hot summer heat
@@mayamorena334 and don’t have any if you think you don’t need money to raise them. Feeding them costs money, clothing them costs money, kids cost money whether you like it or not.
My father was a drug addict and alcoholic who spent all of my moms savings and paychecks, so when she sent him to rehab for the 5th time she told him not to come back. I come to find out a few years ago she had saved the house from sheriff’s sale and managed to keep me fed always. She did what a parent should do and not bring their kid into money issues. No child should have to have that to worry about. Ironically though I have an extreme fear and anxiety about money
Me too
Even if you don’t know about it, you still feel it. Unfortunately my father sexually abused my mom, and I didn’t know until I was an adult. But child me knew, and always felt uneasy around my father. Children realize more than we know.
😅😂😂😂😂
@@strawberrycherrybabyyour father sexually abused your mother? Like how?
Me too.
God, I remember going through this same thing around the age of 5/6. My parents would constantly bring me into their fights about money, tell me how lucky I was to have been born because most people their age would have decided not to have a children because they’re a burden financially. I feel so deeply for Jeannette. I’m sorry she ever had to endure that.
My classmate's parents wouldn't really involve him like that. But they were alcoholics so they would spend all the money on booze and he just would go hungry, he was too young to legally work so he would just sell scrap for some money.
@@tatiana4050 ugh…. That is so sad to hear!!!! Growing up where I did, unfortunately I’ve heard a lot of kids go through things like that. I had a neighbor who had 7 children and she was an alcoholic and addict, she would disappear for days and go on benders and I would watch these kids I hung out with live in filth and just eat whatever, whenever they could. A lot of people have children that don’t deserve them:(
Damn, that is so much guilt tripping for a young child, I'm so sorry
This comment brought me to tears. I’m really sorry 😢
I relate to what you said, yet still feel like you're complaining.
As someone with narcissistic parents this makes perfect sense. Glad she's free from her mother.
You’re a narcissist as well
@@jerrybnasty5115 What the hell are you talking about? 😑
Sad she was FORCED to take that roll. I don't care how many say her mom wasn't beating her to do it etc. That's a lil girls mind your telling they won't have a HOME to call home if she didn't take that LEAP of faith. I needed this today, gave me motivation to GO GET AFTER IT! Not for anyone else, but me. I need this. Shouts out to Jannet. She's a fighter.
You have any cluew how life really is? You want to starve? The world doesn't care. They legit might not jave jad a home if she didn't act. There are kids ins weatshops and she had to act. She survived. So dumb
Im sure Jennette regrets it lol
I love that she’s talking about her childhood. Obviously I’m not an actress but my mom thought I was “gifted” enough to be her meal ticket. Private school when she could afford it, music lessons, straight A’s or don’t even speak. I did drugs (sometimes with her) to cope which was fine to her bc I lost weight, my hair started falling out in high school from stress and I developed insomnia. Still got into a prestigious college but it was a big betrayal that I couldn’t call her everyday but at least I sent money so I remained an ok daughter.
She’d randomly remind me bc of a hip deformity I would die in child birth so it’s best I never get married… she lied. And when she realized I decided to buy a farm with my then boyfriend now husband she said anything she could to make me doubt him.
After our wedding she attempted to wiggle her way in for us to build a home on our property for her to “retire” (she has no job). He had reservations about it and one crazy text after another we cut ties in 2021. It was one of the best decisions I ever made.
I’ve heard some of this actress’s stories now and they remind me of my mom so much. I just wanted her to be proud without me instantly owing her something. My daughter will never experience that.
You should tell your story to Jennette McCurdy
wow thats quite the share. thank you
I think that we need a system that better protect kid actors, the stuff that she went to shouldn’t had been allowed
What kind of system
@@mayamorena334 I meant system in general, like laws, organization and legal structures that protect child actors and make sure that do who don’t face legal consequences, I understand they are some but they are still many loopholes and ways people take advantage of this, that it needs to be reformed, or take it down and make a new one
I don’t know the specific way to do it I just think it needs to change
Hollywood loves kids too much to let em go.
You're absolutely braindead if you think hollywood will ever exist without pedophiles. And the fact that you think you live in a just world where child abusers get what they deserve is just sad.
@@Yannis1ayou’re not going to see that bcuz high profile business ppl and politicians are some of the biggest offenders of child SA. some of them work in the entertainment industry. don’t forget they never released the Epstein list 💁♂️
It’s weird cause a lot of child actors have parents like hers where she’s the bread winner even though it’s not at all legal. Ex the girl from modern family had to get emancipated from her parents
I can’t believe that I am not the only one that went through something like this. My mother was always upset about not having enough money and when she and my dad would fight She would belittle my dad in front of me . She would control what I should buy and my money even when I started working. I was finally free when I left the country and live elaewhere. Children are not ATM machines nor are they retirement plans. Parents decide to have children. They did not ask the opinion of the unborn children before they decide to get pregnant.
Well said 👍
@mrp5578 same here, when I was old enough to work and make my own money my mother would try to control my money. She even spent some of it and denied it.
It's crazy when people decide to have kids. The heaviness that some kids have at such a young age is really screwed up.
I grew up around 3 women who were extreme erratic, always fighting, and hysterical. People underestimate what being this way to children and other adults in the house can do to a person. People have an extremely narrow viewpoint on what abuse is
Not all abuse is physical or visible.
Janette didnt have money problems, her mother did. The child has to rely on the parents for things not the other way around.
I remember growing up relating to her so much because she was seeming to go through similar situations as i was , seeing her character helped le understand how i was feeling when i wasn’t old enough to .
Its sad how many child stars were forced into this by their own parents
Well It worked, she Is know thanks yo that.
@@jhonhenry9056again. english this time please
It’s so refreshing seeing her face again
This girl is a beautiful survivor!🙌
God bless her
I was a single Mom and as a young women my daughter asked why I wouldn't get her the latest Nike sneakers as a teenager when I realized she never knew how stressed about money I was. Don't burden your kids with family finances. I would always be creative about why we couldn't get the extras. At seventeen she got a job and negotiated a split of what I would pay and get what she wanted. At 28 she again asked about "why" I wouldn't buy some trendy item for her as a teen. I finally told her, we were broke hon. I struggled paying the rent, car notes, groceries, her extra curriculums, etc. She has been a little extra caring, supportive, and loving ever since that conversation.
Can't blame her for writing her book.
Man, I’ll forever be grateful to my parents. They moved to the US at the age of 45 both and they restarted our lives simply so that we could have a better future. Even in the years where they struggled financially, they never stopped giving me and my sister all they could.
I am happy you took time for your mental health. I am glad to see you again as a fan.
Her bangs are so cute
Agreed 😊
Loved this book. Grab a copy. My youngest will be 6 soon and she’s basically a BABY 😢
iCarly wouldn’t have been the same without her, but I would have gladly given up having her on the show if that meant she could have had a happy healthy childhood instead of dealing with her mom’s toxic behavior. By that I mean her mother getting a job, second job if need.
That’s why you should never have kids if your broke or don’t have jobs.
Seriously, there should be a reproductive permit before having kids that you'd only get it if you are financially and psychologically prepared.
Like practically nobody would have kids then. The government doesn’t give a damn about children like that.
that’s why some people choose to have an abortion
So, what? Would the government just force women to have abortions if they got pregnant without a permit? That is worse.
My mother is a narc and Ibstopped seeing her 10 years ago. I have to admit that hers is another level... I wish her thé best.
This is so sad
My mom did that stuff to me and it's haunted me for a long time. We really don't have a relationship now that I'm an adult anyhow because it's like the chance we had at that relationship is gone. Life is tuff and I commend her for having the courage to tell he story authentically in her book and in recent talk shows.
for those who haven't read her book, please do, especially if you have childhood trauma (especially emotional and mental). It's heartening to hear another's story.
It’s called back in the days the parent should’ve been the one making the money not the children so sad!!
Honestly I think if you’re a parent that wants to put your child in the acting you don’t care about your child at all all you care about is doing whatever you can from your child being an actor I mean Nickelodeon tried to pay this girl $300,000 to not tell people about her work experience there that should tell you a lot about the industry
Ya they literally gave her money to keep her mouth shut. That is just insane
@@lamisalasry697 she didn't accept the money, she told them no that she wouldn't take hush money 👏🏻
She'll make more than that with her book sales exposing this disgusting company 👏🏻✨️
@@kattielynn3806 id take the money and still turncoat against them
@@nickm5419 That wouldn't work because they'd make you sign a contract and if you breach it they will take you to court and ruin your life
My parents arent perfect but hearing stories like this make me so so thankful.
The redundant question at the end got me 😂
That's one of the reasons why I don't want kids by the moment . To think how much a person needs and the struggle to just live in this life.
its so sad like i really wish her the best i love her sm
Bro literally asked her the question she just answered
Some parents think their kids are lotto tickets.
She's so pretty 😍😍😍🥰
Money is important, but it ain’t everything.
I remember being 6 and bombing an audition and my mom yelling at me after lol
Most of the child actor go through this
"My mom PUT me in acting"
Kinda insane how the mothers erratic behavior kind of made her the breadwinner, a CHILD shouldn’t be responsible for this kind of stuff. Leave this for the adults, the fact that her mother took almost all the money she earned through her career is heartbreaking, we need to protect child actors better
She became ninja.
This is me right now
Man… ur parents robbed you of your childhood seems like.. You hear about it but… wild to hear someone explain it all
Her book is so good you guys
agreed children should never have to go through such pressured like that .
As a child, I supported my family. I didn't realize that this was abuse....
Narcissist mom always makes the child the parent.
lovely sam, God Bless you
Damn. She seems super chill too, sucks what people have to go thru.
She was in law and order svu at six, crying her eyes out. So heartbreaking what child actors get put through.
I know my mum didn’t force me into child acting. But I also grew up with my mum screaming at me because I put holes in my tights or in my shoes we got 2 pairs a year out summer school shoes and out winter school shoes. That’s all we had. We shared a bath my sister and me because my mum couldn’t afford to run 2 baths. One time they pawned a necklace to buy food for us. They told me way to much about debt etc when I was little nothing about finances other than “make sure you save” I couldn’t save for shit 1 because I didn’t get any money and any money I did get I had to spend it because I didn’t have anything so any little thing I saw I had to have. When I was 9 I added up on a calculator how much my mum and dad had spent in rent over the 9 years we had lived in that house and I was shocked at how much that was. My mum also drilled into me that if I wanted anything nice in life I had to work for it. And since I was 16 and old enough to work (I’m aware I could have got a paper round, I tired I didn’t get one) I have only been unemployed 2 months since I got my first job at 16 and I’ve had 7 jobs over the years sometimes 2 at the same time. Point in parents who have money issues. Try and hide it as much as you can please. Like I definitely think it’s better not knowing and finding out later on than having the trauma with money that I have today. I can’t spend money properly now. I spend most my money on food because food is a necessity. But when it comes to a dress that’s £30 that’s to expensive. Or shoes that are £40 it’s to much. Last Christmas was crazy me and my partner had a tough year and my partner hadn’t been able to work a lot because his health started declining. He was bringing int he most money so we had been in our savings a lot so when Christmas came we were struggling. We are middle children so we like spoiling people how we wanted to be spoiled. Anyway. I got a new job in November so when I got paid on the 24th me and partner went last minute shopping for everyone. It was horrible but better than nothing and we made it work. But by god it was a lot of trauma it brought up. We don’t struggle with money anymore we both earn really good wages. But I still moan at my kid about how much things cost, i try to not, I don’t make it a guilt trip like what my mum did and I don’t put the blame on him but I don’t want him thinking he can just be careless and not work for what he wants instead of getting handed it. If ur talking money to your kids make sure your teaching them how to be smart with it and not telling them if they don’t clean there room and the landlord comes he will kick us out and have to sleep in a tunnel it’s not right
I like Jeannette. She has such a strong and gentle heart ♥️
My god this poor girl every time I hear how she was treated by her mother, as a mother I want to give her a huge mamma hug! If you ever hear about Mila Kunis talking about her parents that is exactly what parents should be like when your child makes a lot of money.
Lol got the message and understood the mission
That's so deeply intense in such a horrible, terrible way....
And then her mom stole all her money. I think we can see what type of people Janettes parents were. I’m glad she’s sticking up and taking care of herself. Is she not doing the new Icarly with Miranda?
Constant anxiety. Always feeling like ur on egg shelves.
My "dad" did this to us too
The last thing I'm doing when I have kids is complaining to them about any money problems
Danielle Cohn is gonna come out one day with a video like this
My father put me like this in his own business, i have been working since I was 8 and my siblings since they were 5
Is it ok to feel proud for her? Is like she is yelling out loud what many of us haven't been able to do so far. If we think of all of us children with abusive parents and think of us all like a sisterhood/brotherhood, she is the bravest in a long time. I know I haven't found a way to turn all the negative into positive yet. I'm hoping I can do that soon.
How many uncomfortable conversations have many of us had when we were humiliated for saying what an awful mom or dad or sister, etc we have? At least in Latin America is really hard to say something bad about a mother. They're labeled as saints just for having children. And the dads can't be bordered with childs issues... The culture is changing, but very slow.
I love her book.
I am really looking forward to reading her book.
Ella tiene una mirada triste, pero es esperanzador verla nuevamente con su tesón y esfuerzo, espero saber más de ella se merece lo mejor y que siga adelante.
I feel so bad for her. I was with an angency for modelling and acting from 5th and 6th grade. Got lots of training, met lots of people including nickelodeon people, but it was always my choice. They eventually wanted me to travel every weekend, my mom told me and gave me an option. I turned it down. I always regretted it until i heard these stories
The fact that she knew that at 6 is so very sad. That's my littlest guy's age, and I can't even imagine him being THAT age and knowing our financial issues and feeling like he has to "save" us... uh. That's way too much pressure for a small child, and 6 is still a small child.
Yeah the adults in her life completely failed her on so many levels
So sad that a 6 year old is feeling the weight of financial issues. No child should be thinking about that
Maybe it was the sad reality of their life. They might not have eaten otherwise. It's life. Life doesn't care.
@@dr3am5ers im sure it was. happens all too often. im very grateful I can't relate.
Abuse is real the situation she lived in with her family member is what I lived in. I couldn’t believe how similar it was and I appreciate her so much #NeverAlone
Man I gota read that book
Hope u did
I thought this was Jordon Peterson's daughter for a second tripped me right the fk out 😂
This is so triggering for me because my mom acted the same way and for years no one believed me. I was just a source of income to her.
I'm really sorry for you, hope that you found help and peace now
She just answered the question and he re-asked the same question
My heart breaks for her. Sometimes I worry if I’m being a narcissistic mother to my own son who has ADHD and autistic traits. I catch myself being an asshole parent sometimes. And I forget he needs more patience and less expectations.
The fact that you’re even aware or thinking about it, would suggest that you’re doing well!
@@TT.3123 💙thank you 🥹
I’m so sorry for Janette. She is standing strong now!!
She is one of the few to expose the industry and seemingly be strong enough to not go off the rails from it.
If I was this interviewer I would have asked "And how old were you when this happened?" Since she basically already told the answer to the question he gave, just missing a time frame.
That’s exactly what he asked?
@@iangeiger1652 just because he said "how old" in the beginning doesn't make it semantically identical to what I just said 😭😭😭
@@bestaround404 the beginning of the question I meant, not the beginning of the video.
@@victormunhozzz she was forced to start acting at 6 what else do u want to know
@@iangeiger1652 no-- I don't think you understand
What I meant is, I would have only asked about the timeframe, without phrasing the situation as if it's a newly introduced concept into the conversation (which is what he did) meanwhile she just gave them the story, making the inclusion of it on the question needless.
A lot of us have messed up parents.. my mom sold my when I was like 12 to a guy for a couple of thousand dollars.. when Duane showed up to take me home with him I was pissed and scared... I told him you better run and get your money back before she drinks it all up cause I ain't going no where with you and I took off ..
I knew she looked familiar but without the pictures of her when she was younger. I never would have known who it was
I’m happy she’s living better, but I do appreciate the shows she’s done and every noun again I go watch them
Jennette really had to soldier for her family...... tough girl. I support her journey fully.
Where can I find this podcast
Lol this was my childhood and I'm not a successful actress lol
At six years old and your worried about money is so not normal poor girl, shes done amazing getting to where she is now tho
Where can I see the full video
I thought that was Jordan's daughter & got confused lol
See now not all parents deserve kids
Family 1st Over Every Thang Man
Its weird my parents did that too and it had almost an inverted effect. I hate money and i dont really think its important at all. I have a decent job now and im pretty well to do. To be honest im easily satisfied in life with almost nothing though. I could have nothing and be ok money stresses me out still though even though i dont have many monetary responsibilities.
Being 6 years old and feeling the weight of your families financial burdens resting on your shoulders is FUCKED UP. You cannot tell me this girl doesn't have MAD trauma she's been working through lol
It’s so sad how common it is
Having to come to terms with this now as I've realized I have been bank rolling my less financially responsible older family members for several years. It is not your responsibility to care for people who are irresponsible just because they are family.
She’s so beautiful, it’s truly tragic her mom did this to her.
somehow tribes in Africa that live in huts are probably the happiest people.
I just wanna give her a hug man
Jennette seems like such a cool person! Id love to be able to sut fown and interview her ! She seams so real and down to earth its unreal for an actress or actor...
What a lottery ticket