Keke Palmer felt ‘trapped’ at Nickelodeon’s low point of fame

There was a moment on the way Keke PalmerTime on Nickelodeon she said No.

The actress recently recalled an overwhelming experience she had on a week-long cruise in 2009, just one year after she rose to fame on the show. True Jackson, Vice PresidentAs she explained, Nickelodeon paid for the leave for Keke and her family under the condition that the star, who was a child at the time, would spend a few hours signing autographs.

“I felt like I was walking around in a SpongeBob suit that I couldn’t take off. I was trapped,” Keke said. hollywood reporter In an interview published Nov. 16.

She said, “For everyone, you’re just a character… just part of their experience.

Keke shared that she eventually passed out from anxiety during the trip.

follow her time True Jackson, Vice President— ended in 2011 when Keke turned 18 — No The star actress has revealed that she worked hard to build a public persona to withstand the effects of fame.