Jennette McCurdy Reveals Why She Named Her Memoir "I'm Glad My Mom Died" | The Drew Barrymore Show

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Drew Barrymore sits down with Jennette McCurdy to break down her book "I'm Glad My Mom Died." She opens up to Drew about moving past feelings of guilt and shame, and the two bond over their troubled relationships with their mothers.
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Jennette McCurdy Reveals Why She Named Her Memoir "I'm Glad My Mom Died" | The Drew Barrymore Show
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@TheDrewBarrymoreShow Год назад

If you haven't seen the full interview yet, be sure to check it out here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cIYSPwAwQVI.html

@kassiapencek6185 Год назад

I love when a smart woman learns from a younger one. Its good to Drew heal.

@doctauglyd9861 Год назад

Good ole feminism other strong woman the only thing her ass listen too

@MillarBillions 11 месяцев назад

You're right 👍

@sobetobey9172 Год назад

I still love this interview. It's a weird connection for anyone who had abusive parents. I am with Drew when I feel like I don't want others to see my Mom in a negative light because she is not the Mom that I grew up with because she's now been diagnosed and is being treated for bipolar. But I still have this horrible past.

@laceybright3088 Год назад

yess i felt that if i showed her in any negative light people would not see her good and the love that i have for her or the love i know deep down she has for me. i felt i had to protect her

@sobetobey9172 Год назад

@@laceybright3088 Yes Exactly! I think a lot of us feel this way. I didn't realize most of us didn't have a normal childhood. Or maybe this was the norm 🤷🏻‍♀️

@rollfaceonkeyboard Год назад

@@sobetobey9172 The more I distanced myself, the more I lived in the real world. The more I could feel that deserved resentment to them. Still sometimes I find myself defending their actions with the words they defended themselves with. It's really interesting for sure.

@blairwaldorf-bass8180 Год назад

It’s so complicated because they damaged you so bad but you still love them

@sobetobey9172 Год назад

@@blairwaldorf-bass8180 Yes 😔

@fabialvarez13 Год назад

You can feel the pain in Drew's voice

@ploopydiper Год назад

I LOVE this interview because in most interviews Jennette has done she’s asked about the Nickelodeon aspect of the book. But that’s such a small part! It’s important to recognize the true meaning of the book, not just what’s most marketable. It’s her lifelong journey of dealing with the abuse her mother put her through. Thank you, Drew ❤

@alexandratucker736 Год назад

Jeanette should get her degree and become a celebrity therapist! She understands a lot of things that celebrities have gone through that a non-celebrity therapist might not. That’s not to say a non-celebrity therapist can’t help them (I’m going to college for my M.S in clinical mental health counseling) but you can just see Drew’s walls come down bc she feels like Jeanette gets her in a way, she could help a lot of people!

@nadeembitar5292 Год назад

Jennette has a degree from Mata Hari University. No time to die - Billie Eilish.

@nadeembitar5292 Год назад

The kind of woman James Bond would smash but not trust - Dave Chappelle SNL monologue about Ye.

@AGoodHairDay 8 месяцев назад

Or a therapist for anyone who had abusive parents, celebrity or not.

@cecile-annpearce5820 9 месяцев назад

You hit the nail on the head about protecting our mothers by not showing them up in a bad light. At age 58 I am still building my confidence without hearing my mother's voice in my head. When I see FB posts from friends about how they honor their mothers, all I think about is how I never had that kind of relationship. I always tried to please her, but it was never enough.

@insertnamehere2635 3 месяца назад

That was your mother's problems not yours. Every child deserves a mother, not every mother deserves her children

@r.r.4410 Год назад

Jeannette complimenting Drew for making her feel comfortable made me genuinely tear up. Jeannette would have deserved somebody like Drew to be her mom (everybody does)

@Pntngbrn Год назад

After my mom died I would joke and say to people “I really loved my mom, but god I’m glad she’s dead” People would be like “what!?” And I would just say “oh you had to know her” and I’d laugh. I knew they didn’t understand it was just liberating to say it out loud. Yeah, I get it, wow I never had someone tell my truth before.

@perrycoffey5410 Год назад

I know how you feel it sucks what's the point of living

@AB-jm9wx 8 месяцев назад

Bro u good

@loveinthematrix Год назад

Anything worth saying is going to be divisive for sure. My truth is lodged in my throat and the secrets I’m holding just so both of my narcissistic parents can live a comfortable life while I have been in survival mode since a child due to their abuse. Seeing a woman specifically speak this openly about abuse is more than inspirational. I appreciate this level of sharing. There is so much suffering when you really have no blueprint for love. Wishing everyone healing. The things I’ve heard about Drew’s story have helped me so much as well. It’s also incredible to see someone who has been through so much find the strength to be themselves. It really takes so much strength.

@AJJoers Год назад

Before I even watch this video I feel like I already get it. There’s no reason I should be giving my mom any bit of grace after what she did to me. But now that she has passed it’s a lot easier to let go. It’s over. Nothing can be done. I know she will never reach out and apologize. All I can do is send her hope and love and hope that it helps her have a better life. So much healing has come from her death and it’s such a weird thing to express to people who just don’t get it.

@starrhewitt8456 Год назад

I’ve watched this interview at least twice all the way through and hang on to every word. I need the full episode and her book immediately 😭

@Raddiebaddie Год назад

Highly recomend the audiobook if you enjoy reading that way. Its narrated by herself and very well done!

@unmellowyellow Год назад

Get the book in Audible. Hearing Jennette’s words in her actual voice, makes the book even better.

@daniellemarshall6727 Год назад

I love the woman Janette has grown to become, she’s beautiful and brilliant. I’m so glad I watched this interview, it can help/teach so many people is so many situations💗💗

@nimflower Год назад

This made me cry, because its painfully relatable.

@PokhrajRoy. Год назад

One of the most beautiful interviews out there! ❤

@madisonjones0202 Год назад

they’re both such great humans. this is a good duo

@aekelly Год назад

Oh I'm so glad she and Drew got to talk! The kind of interviewer she deserves!

@TeeRql Год назад

wow i didn’t want this conversation to end. this was too good. from the questions to the answers

@angelaholmes8888 Год назад

I can't wait to read Jeannette memoir she's really brave to expose dan Schneider and write about the trauma she endured at the hands of her mother hopefully she's helped others who have been in her situation

@lonelyrooster Год назад

I listened to this interview on a walk and found it was 90% Drew asking for some honest advice on healing

@fadedexile Год назад

Ladies you have me crying over here. Hugs for everyone.

@evaiovine3329 2 месяца назад

This is such a vulnerable and strong interview ❤️

@Cr-dy4ns Год назад

Drew should seriously be a therapist as well besides her talk show!! Wow incredible with advice and I love her vibe all around!!❤️

@gigi2k326 Год назад

I had an extremely toxic mother too. She wouldn't even allow my sis & me to be close. It's been peaceful since she's been dead. Lord knows I get it

@tymeirahhayes8389 Год назад

Thank you so much for giving her the space she’s earned to share her story she is so inspiring I’m so many ways and this interview has been very therapeutic and special to me so happy you guys connected In this way to help young girls like me heal from having this kind of abuse in childhood ❤

@dontneednobody Год назад

So beautiful. Thank you for having this conversation

@wally2584 Год назад

This is amazing! This brought tears to my eyes. I know Drew, you understand her 100%. The connection I feel between you both. Tears of happiness for you both to have meet and talked and also of sadness because you both had to go though this.

@Alchemy8789 Год назад

Love this conversation!! It definitely needed to be had.

@TheOnlyHBIC Год назад

I would love to hear from Britney one day

@loveinthematrix Год назад

For. real

@eleniet Год назад

WOW this is so incredible to watch. I want to watch more and now I want to buy and read that book. ❤️

@_Poshel_Nahui_ Год назад

An interview I never expected...

@510dani4 Год назад

Wonderful interview.

@cassandralicalzi7375 Год назад

Such a great interview

@springwater9981 5 месяцев назад

Loved this !

@RiversBliss Год назад

This interview is extremely important if you get what Drew is talking about.

@KhushiSingh-xi9jt Год назад

just read it yesterday, its an amazing book

@luketargett2233 Год назад

Loved this, such a good interview, and so little views!

@naineshmodi7064 Год назад

Beautiful

@jakela23 11 месяцев назад

This ia amazing. Im crying

@John_Krone Год назад

Great interview

@spliffyhippy3966 Год назад

I love her!

@user-ce2wr2hx5x 8 месяцев назад

comas left and right is music but its light and energy

@anthonyespinoza2734 Год назад

3:10 that part ❤

@manicmaggie 10 месяцев назад

I really hope this show becomes available in South Africa.

@thatsonperiod Год назад

5:00 is the hug btw so sweet 🥺

@neskebeks 9 месяцев назад

Dear Drew, Comedy is the medicine that helped survive us the darkest days!

@rickjikkles91 11 месяцев назад

Drew your gorgeous babe inside and out xxx

@miningho5913 Месяц назад

We♥️ Jeannette mccurdy

@Bigchilezlife Год назад

❤️❤️❤️

@ZFern9390 5 месяцев назад

I have been thinking, at age 55 , what am i going to n ed when my mom FINALLY dies. I imagine i will have to find a way to cope with grace when someone says oh, "im sorry your mom died" It will stir a range of emotions from anfer to swelling grief over who i could have been had i had a different mother and upbringing and the profound struggle Year after year in adulthood weather its been years of no contact or small periods of contact. Its been a nightmare for my entire life. I think its important speak our truth as the abused .

@madcoolclips2800 11 месяцев назад

❤Drew❤

@Most0riginalUsername Год назад

Jeanette looks like Linda Cardellini to me here

@shaymiths Год назад

Please do more Childhood stars

@PrincessSheik124 Год назад

I really want to get into contact with Drew and would love to talk not only with her personally but also about the many and vast aspects of addiction and growth as a young woman .. I frequently come back to this interview with someone as my contemporary (Jeanette) with someone who I see as a true star (Drew) talking about healing as women. It's so... Not empowering necessarily but healing as another who has endured trauma as a young woman. This is one of my favorite interviews I've ever seen ngl lol, and Drew if you're reading please reach out. I'd love your info and to maybe talk about a topic on your podcast or something. (low-key if I can get Jeanette too that'd be a dream, but it's clear I'm dreaming big 🤣)

@Wealthismybirthright Год назад

Nah don’t dream. You can become a famous woman for mental health ❤.

@jessicahawks3223 Год назад

Yeah when people talk so highly of my mom and they say sorry she passed it must hurt so much to me, I just say umm yeah and change the subject..It's hard for sure, the people I'm closest to I tell the absolute truth but don't want to weigh on ppl that I'm not close too bc it's a big bag of stuff my mom left me with of abuse. Oh well

@hillmangeorgeanthony Год назад

I've started prescribing my cancer patients with special pacemakers this may hopefully provide the right research for diabetes and other illnesses

@rickjikkles91 11 месяцев назад

Baby beautiful on the outside and beautiful inside babe xxx

@DonReest 9 месяцев назад

The Drew Scabbymore Show!

@kathydelgado7962 10 месяцев назад

Typically when we try to say something our trusted person goes to ask our mom. We’re labeled disrespectful lyars etc making our bad feelings of not being good enough much worst

@armandgordon Год назад

Try Dan Martin Legendary Actor to be on the Drew Barrymore show

@joeperry132 Год назад

Joe Lansdale is the one who said that

@somebodyu.used2know Год назад

Drew, you disappoint 😢

@user-ce2wr2hx5x 8 месяцев назад

vincent morretto needs to be your man a babylon God of rock and he has metal instruments with a wifi and bluetooth and hotspot metal, track music

@ninjaghost83 Год назад

Wow he realy is talking

@ninjaghost83 Год назад

Wy did she have to look twice for?

@CertifiedPsychiatrist 5 месяцев назад

The cover is a nancy drew book ;)

@ninjaghost83 Год назад

Lol let some bodies hit the floor

@themaczter9024 Год назад

Is that Britney Spears?

@mss4346 Год назад

It seems drew still need therapy :-D

@GreenBanana675 Год назад

We never stop healing.

@Wealthismybirthright Год назад

Her mother was toxic and she had to raise herself so of course. Smh.

@ambarrose 11 месяцев назад

The best thing I did was leaving my mom behind. She's still alive. But not to me. Not really. Sometimes the weight of it is ... Enormous. Society judges so much. It took me a long time to reach a position or a point where I can say my mother was a depressed narcissist that ruined me as a person. I was... Her creation. And anything beyond that wasn't acceptable. Wasn't deemed worthy of existence. I'm still healing from that.