”Every teen girl’s dream” in the ’90s now lives a quite life and works as a psychologist

connected to his continued success.

“I played pretend, and I was good at playing pretend… and all of a sudden people were making a lot of money, and I didn’t want to do it anymore,” he recalled years later.

He still cared deeply about acting, but the lifestyle surrounding it left him feeling confined. The freedom of an ordinary childhood was replaced continue reading …