Jennette McCurdy Misses Her Mom 'At Times' Despite Alleged Abuse
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2022
- Jennette McCurdy is getting candid. The former "iCarly" star was on "Good Morning America" on Tuesday, where she opened up about her new book, "I'm Glad My Mom Died." The former actress says that despite feeling relieved that her mother Debra, whom she claims allegedly abused her during her childhood, died in 2013 after a battle with cancer, she does still sometimes miss her.
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It's amazing tho how we daughters who don't like our mom bc they abused us STILL come across like the villain to others bc "who doesn't like their mom?"
True. I also find it really sad because even though her mother was abusive towards her she still misses her sometimes, which means that after all that she still loves her mom. I hate when parents ruin relationships with their children like this because only the child suffers. They think about what could have been and they remember the good times and maybe even feel guilt for not being close to their abusive parent but these kids need to remember that it’s not their fault. They could have had a good relationship but her mom didn’t do right by her and you can’t force someone to change.
@@fatimah230 Fully agree. But then other people misinterpret because "how can you love someone who abused you" and then you get those that refuse to believe you were abused because of that. I have a mentally abusive father, although I know many people who have had it much worse- I've been traumatised by him since I was 10 years old. It impacted my adolescence and even now as an adult I experience problems. Sometimes I find I'm gaslighting myself into thinking he was a good father even though he was never properly present. Not to mention his constant refusal to accept responsibility. But even despite all that, I still care for him. I still try to have hope that he'll change (even though I know he never will). So I know how she feels. It's awful, because they're meant to be someone you rely on. Someone you trust can be there when you're on your knees. Not be the one to push you down. Shackle you to their will. But still despite that, we grow up with the abuse and expect it, yet we hope for better in the end.
Yep.
@@fatimah230 exactly. I loved my mom despite all the abuse so I know my son loves me and will stay in my life bc it took A LOT of crap from my mom to get me to go no contact at age 41.
So true.
"Allegedly abused her" y'all...
Ikr. But I think news outlets have to say that to cover their asses. Lol
@@Heartrok I suppose it's kinda the entire short. The title seems a bit snarky and misleading "(insert name) misses (their parent) 'at times' despite alleged abuse".
To me it implies that she shouldn't really miss her mother because she was abused. And additionally how she was described in the news report itself just seemed a bit disrespectful to me. But it may just be me I'm not sure 🤷♀️
@@ashthepotato3172 They have to say allegedly or accused for legal purposes but I suppose since she’s been deceased for years it’s unlikely they’d get sued for it by her living relatives next of kin
no for real it’s so awful
@@ashthepotato3172 yeah it makes it seem like 'oh she wouldn't miss her if she ACTUALLY abused her'
I love that she's not scared to speak her truth🥰
She genuinely seems to have written the book not for anyone but herself, and I am so proud of her for doing so, it was necessary in order for you to heal. I absolutely have to get a copy
It is confusing for anyone who has been used and or abused by their parent or guardian, God Bless her for being brave enough to write about her feelings and experiences because some kids out there would never have that opportunity to do so.
I'm so glad she wrote this. As someone who is still emotionally and mentally abused by a narcissistic mother, this book is healing in a way to tell me that I'm not alone. We are not alone.
I understand her. I've been physicly and mentally abused by my mother since I was a child ... today I feel nothing for her but repulsion and whenever we are in the same room I feel strugling and on high alert. I am 37 years old now and it still feel toxic and difficult. Sometimes I say, I'll only feel reliefed if she dies.
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Even though I side with you, I still pray for you that you'll recover enough to one day at least feel little to nothing about her former goings on. Keep in mind, you still have to "grow on" from that kind of terror. It may only shorten the life you have now. Don't let it rob you. Take care . . .
Maybe time to walk awa
I know exactly what she's talking about 100%
I think it is gross how people have a difficult time believing abuse. It is easier on their brain to think- this can't be true, so they shut down the victim.
My mom died and I felt so relieved she couldn’t be on this earth to torment me or anyone else. She would verbally abuse the staff at home, and would physically abuse my dad and prevented us from havre relationship:( because she was jealous.
I haven’t read the book and much less do I know who this lady is but I know to write such a book is courage and she will help many others in similar situations.
She was a child star in the 2000s
My mom is an alcoholic and has been my whole life so there was plenty of abuse towards me . I would probably feel like Jennette does about her mom if she passed . I ❤ my mom but theres so much hurt that goes along with it . Thank you Jennette for having the courage to write this book and say im glad she died , when this could have become a backlash from people who have that mob mentality....smh dont get me started on that mess .
She doesn’t claim she allegedly abused her. Really need to work on that education
LOVED her book so much!! It was very powerful, sad & very persevering all in one! I am proud of her! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
She’s right, I hope she forgave her because then she has nothing to miss, you are you , you are not your mom I hope you find the real you
She'll b at peace
Why does the narrator sound mad
My mother was a great mother and I miss her every single day.
Good for you.
@@chilathecreativefox9098rude
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It still happens now a day through parents but work as well, abuse the law of family status. So its a perfect message that both kids who are earning lots or not getting much but have a high reputations that no one will accept and both worlds are still very mistreated.
I love her😍
"Allegedly"! 😂😂😂😂😂
Wish she could have had a Mom like me
Hopefully she can be the Mom she always wanted
I know as a fatherless Father that what I try to do
Good luck
Terrible "Title ".....
Read the book and you'll see why she wrote down that title.
It is a terrible title I agree you only have one mom in this life
Terrible "Mother"
Don't be stupid and coy. If you don't understand why the book is titled that way, and you're reading it as a face value title, that says a lot about your intelligence and your lack of being able to see beyond something.
@@karenortega4576you sound ignorant
Momz died in Feb 😢
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You can still miss your parents when they did something awful.
I deal with this feeling on a regular basis despite ALL of my parents (bio- and stepparents) have treated me awfully.
Because they're a big part of your life, you still have a chunk of them in your heart.