Miranda Cosgrove responds to Jennette McCurdy’s allegations of abuse at Nickelodeon

Recently former star “icarliJennette McCurdy published her book, I’m Glad My Mom Is Dead, which recounts a series of insults she would suffer from both her mother and some Nickelodeon employees. Her screen partner for many years Miranda Cosgrovedid not disregard his revelations and spoke with The newspaper “New York Times talk about it.

The actress claimed to be unaware of everything McCurdy reveals in her post, such as when she was encouraged to drink alcohol at work when she was underage, or when she was forced to do bikini photo shoots while trying out a costume.

“When you’re young, you live locked in your own mind,” he said. Cosgrove. “You can’t imagine that people around you are going through much bigger problems… you don’t expect this from that person in the room who makes everyone laugh,” the actress added.

Recall that both actresses were hired by Nickelodeon to star in the youth series “icarli”, where Cosgrove was Carly Shay and McCurdy was Sam Pockett but production ended in November 2012 after 5 years of broadcasting.

Last year, streaming service Paramount+ confirmed the new version of “icarli“with already mature characters. It was then that McCurdy excluded participation in fiction, he did not even think about returning to acting.

“I’M GLAD THAT MY MOTHER IS DEAD”

Jennette McCurdy She left her career after her mother’s death in 2013. This decision made her followers feel that it was because of her loss, however, all indications are that she needed to free herself from the pressure her mother put her through and the abuse she would have had to endure. suffered for part of some Nickelodeon employees.

The actress, who also starred in Sam & Cat, denounced the abuse she received from a production member, “icarli”, whom he referred to as “The Creator”, even testified that the TV signal offered him $300,000 to keep him out of the subject in public.

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