I'm Glad My Mom Died: Former Nickelodeon star Jennette McCurdy on her memoir
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2022
- Here & Now co-host Robin Young sits down with Jennette McCurdy to discuss her #1 New York Times bestselling memoir, "I'm Glad My Mom Died" which explores her struggles as a former child actor (most notably for "iCarly" and "Sam & Cat")-including eating disorders, addiction and a complicated relationship with her overbearing mother - and how she retook control of her life.
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the interviewer is so skilled and able to connect with jennette! i have watched so many interviews with jennette since the book came out and it's always refreshing seeing someone as empathic and thoughtful in their questions
Hi Jenn! I have not heard anyone depict my mother the same as you have. I'm astonished that our stories match so closely. You made it OK to admit I was happy when my mother died as well. Thank you for sharing. 💜
I'm Glad my Mom Died~ my interpretation of the title is that the title is a way of saying Jeanette knows that if her mom lived, she probably wouldn't have been able to heal the way she's been able to. The enmeshment, codependency, ED and OCD would probably have continued. I'm glad her mom died, too. Her mom is finally at peace and Jeannette is healing beautifully! ❤
This was a great interview! Book was phenomenal, I could not put it away. Also, Jennette is rocking some fire kicks in this interview! 👟
i absolutely loved this interview... so sensible, such a "light" way to talk about all of this heavy stuff
Sounded alot like my childhood and my mother.. Unfortunately, I also only realized there was an issue only when I myself became an adult.
This was my favorite interview with Jeannette. The interviewer is funny, soft spoken and empathetic ❤
Beautifully done!
And the audience is lovely as well!!
OMG She did the twitch/scrunched her nose when the interviewer told her that "she loved Sam" even though jennette said she hates when people make comments like that. A trauma twich
Her book is pretty amazing. I love reading it while listening to her narrated is so sad of which she went through with her mom abusing her becoming an actress. Honestly, I’m glad that Jennette McCurdy did the right thing of retired from acting. She doesn’t need the entertainment industry, even if she knows that there are people who watch her on Sam and cat and iCarly her performance of Sam Puckett will always be my childhood.
She’s just brilliant. Jennette really inspires me ❤
That’s the laughter of a woman who finally knows how wronged she was done and has put in the hard work to start healing
She’s a really nice and strong lady she also doesn’t mind if people go back and watch iCarly Sam & cat
She is so precious 🥺
LOVE JANNETTE MMCURDY LOVED THE CROWD
She thought her OCD was the holy ghost??? There's too much wrong with that
Robin tells Jennette about the time Nickelodeon messed over the iCarly and Victorious spinoff which ended up being a disaster.
The interviewer is so passive aggressive
Brave young woman who doesn't cast herself as a victim. Impressed.
Yeah she is aware and advocates that she is a victim and that it’s not shameful or derogatory but a descriptor. I’m a victim of child sexual abuse and rape. Not a spoiled child playing victim. She is a victim of child sexual abuse and child abuse why is it negative she casts herself truthfully. This is what being a victim looks like. Like why are you mad at victims still reeling from trauma not articulating it to your standard