Demi Lovato Reflected On How Being A Breadwinner As A Child Affected Their Family Relationship

[just444]

"When they would try to ground me at 17, I would say, 'I pay the bills.'" https://t.co/0XpBA1WICN
- BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) June 3, 2021

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speaking to Drew Barrymore on their podcast 4D with Demi Lovato:

"I noticed that when I came into the spotlight at a young age, and then was the breadwinner [...] there wasn't a manual for my parents to

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[new_peteland]

Children shouldn’t be in show business and I will die on this hill.

[poisonapple73]

Genuinely I hope we get to the point where we just CGI them in completely like tigers. I don't care if it looks a little weird.

[purpleflwr]

My sister agrees because she thinks most kids are ugly and bad actors lol. She also just thinks it’s bullshit what happens to them.

[thispaintedlife]

I think the little girl in Logan is the only truly impressive/memorable performance by a child actor I've seen in recent years

[charlotte14]

The two kid actors in a quiet place are great imo

[justice4harambe]

WHY did i think you meant Lindsay Lohan in A Parent Trap 😭😭😭

[thispaintedlife]

LMAO also an iconic performance tbh!!

[flash_indie]

She's really talented! I think the kid who plays Five on The Umbrella Academy is pretty great too, and the kids in Minari.

[mors_amor]

same
why as a society we accept them in showbizz from such young ages when it wouldn't be acceptable for them to work in any other job. and especially knowing how harmful showbizz is

[goofusgallant]

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[mzgrottesca]

tbh I agree but ONTD always confuses me on this issue, because in posts like this everyone says that, but then they complain about adults playing teens in television and say it sets "unrealistic standards" for teens to live up to. I think you have to accept the latter if you truly want to protect minors.