Prologue
"It's good to have money and the things that money can buy, but it's good, too, to check up once in a while and make sure that you haven't lost the things that money can't buy"
-George Lorimer
"Rich People Don't have problems, they have inconveniences."
-Kevin Kwan- "Rich People Problems"
When you grow up in a wealthy family, it's much much harder to feel that what you've achieved is on your own. And it's much much harder for people to think that what you've achieved is on your own.
-David Rubenstein
"Growing up rich must be so cool! You can do whatever you want," "I wish my Mom and Dad were famous!"
-General Public
Quotes like these are things I've heard all of my life from those who idolize being rich and famous, and while yes, it is nice growing up wanting for nothing, it's not everything. I have experienced my own hardships, maybe not as much as those with less but hardships none the less. In this book, I will recount my experiences growing up as the child of two of Hollywood's biggest stars, and how my life began again at eighteen.
The passages of this book are a combination of summarized journal entries and the best of my recollection. I have tried to be as accurate as possible.
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Hollywood Princess
General FictionThe child of two of the worlds most well known and respected actors, Julie was born in the limelight. Basically raised on film sets and red carpets, it was no surprise that Julie became an Actor herself at a young age. Follow Julie as she deals with...
