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Malcolm in the Middle star Frankie Muniz revealed during Wednesday night’s episode of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! That childhood stardom prepared him for life.
The Emmy-nominated actor, 38, told his campmates that he was worth a staggering $40 million when he was 19.
Celebrities had been discussing online trolling, and Muniz admitted that he often retaliated to offensive comments about him on social media platforms.
‘This kid wrote: “I’m sorry but your acting is horrible.” And I was in a movie and I said, ‘Yeah, it is, but you know what’s not horrible? Being retired at 19 with $40 million. Good luck moving out of your mom’s house before you’re 35,'” he said. .
‘His Twitter name was ‘I love Mountain Dew.’ “It’s okay,” she added.
Malcolm in the Middle star Frankie Muniz revealed during Wednesday night’s episode of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! That childhood stardom prepared him for life. In the photo
Fellow celebrity Brittany Hockley proceeded to ask Muniz if she had made enough money to fully retire.
“Oh, 100 percent,” he responded.
But I’m neurotically motivated. I have always worked since I was eight years old. “I don’t know how to just be in the moment and not focus on what I’m going to do next.”
According The Daily TelegraphBy the end of the show’s run, Muniz was reportedly earning approximately A$230,000 per episode, not adjusted for inflation.
The Emmy-nominated actor, 38, told his campmates that he was worth a staggering $40 million when he was 19.
According to The Daily Telegraph, at the end of the show’s run, Muniz was earning approximately A$230,000 per episode, not adjusted for inflation.
The actor has been very open on I’m A Celeb about his experiences as a child star.
During Monday’s episode, the actor told his fellow celebrities what it was like as a child on set and detailed the strict hours that children can work.
‘They have laws on child labor. So, from whatever age you are until you’re 15, you can only work nine and a half hours. But that has to include three hours of school,” he explained.
The actor has been very open on I’m A Celeb about his experiences as a child star.
‘We would rehearse and then they would take you (to school). And they would mark when you start because you have to go in 20 minute increments. And as soon as the 20 minutes were up, they were like, “Okay, go to the set. Go film.”
“I think if I added up the days off I had, it could have been 30 in the 12 years.”
Muñiz explained that he was at the peak of his career when he decided to leave acting and pursue a career in racing.
Notably, the star put aside his Hollywood career to focus on racing car driving and was also briefly the drummer for a band called You Hang Up from 2012 to 2014.
Notably, the star put aside his Hollywood career to focus on racing car driving and was also briefly the drummer for a band called You Hang Up from 2012 to 2014.
“I called my agents and managers and said, ‘I don’t want to act right now. “I’ll focus on racing,” she continued.
‘Even when I was, I was nominated for awards and things like that. I would go to awards shows and literally feel like an outcast. I didn’t feel like, “Oh, this is my thing.”