Keke Palmer says working for Nickelodeon was “very, very stressful”

Keke Palmer He opens his experience as a children’s actor and his time working on the Nickelodeon success network.

“Obviously I had a good time, and I feel happy that I had the joy of doing something that really I loved to do” I talked to The independent In an interview published on Sunday, March 2. “But I am not deaf that I was supporting my family economically. I was a children’s entertainer who made more money than my mother and father. He certainly was crazy.

Palmer described the experience as “very, very stressful”, partly because there were so many adults in the room with their different opinions.

“I had to deal with many opinions and thoughts and adults (responsibilities) that no child wants to deal with,” he said. “But because now I’m happy about my life, I really can’t sit here and regret -at all’s or housing any resentment towards this because I’m out of the other side.”

His experience as a young actor is one of the reasons why he comes out of his way of watching with the young actors who are today on the set.

“It’s hard to be a children’s performer, get out of there and do banana dance over and over again,” he said. “It can be cheerful while it can also be dehumanizing, and I work hard to be transparent with the next generation.”

Palmer celebrates the launch of his comedy One of them daysthat costing Sza. Palmer said “always” wanted to make a “friends comedy” and that the film was the perfect opportunity.

“It’s about friendship, community and these young women who overcome systemic challenges,” he said. “It is significant that the film has returned its budget and people liked it and loved it, because this will allow you to do more like this. And it is significant that now we have evidence that people want to watch movies like this.”

Palmer also made waves as he was wearing a vintage Chanel dress once owned Jamie Lee Curtis At the prizes of the actor of the screen of 2025 of February 23. Palmer also carried the same gloves donated by Curtis to the greeting of the 1986 American Cinematheque Cinematheque Award.

Curtis shared photos side by the two women wearing the dress on Instagram that same day. “No matter how much I would like to say it was mine, it was borrowed to my friend @debopp and I am happy to be anywhere near @keke with style and grace and talent!” She wrote.

Palmer commented, “My queen! I love you !!!!”