'Full House' actress Jodie Sweetin reveals humbling money struggles during addiction battle
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Key Points:
- Jodie Sweetin revealed that her addiction led to severe financial struggles, with all her earnings from "Full House" going toward treatment before she got sober in 2011.
- During her recovery, Sweetin worked a normal job as a director of operations, living modestly and relying on her parents' help while raising two daughters.
- She emphasized learning humility and happiness despite financial hardships, including borrowing money even after returning to acting on "Fuller House."
- Sweetin's alcohol issues began at age 14, triggered by an experience at a co-star's wedding, which she described as both embarrassing and eye-opening.
- She credits her ability to enjoy her career again to having experienced life outside of show business and focusing on being present in her circumstances.
