Keke Palmer recently declared that she is not a victim but a victor in her life during an appearance at The Drew Barrymore Show last week.

The one who hasn’t been kissed The actress asked Keke about what it’s like to be the breadwinner for her family at a young age.

To whom Not the actress replied, “It’s overwhelming.”

“Something overwhelms you and you don’t know how to process it,” the 31-year-old continued.

Keke noted that it’s something “traumatizing,” whether “it’s for the body or the mind.”

Reflecting on the pitfalls of child stardom, the shot The actress explained: “When you become a famous kid and make more money than your parents, it’s traumatic.”

Keke also said that it hurts when other people say that “their parents are worthless.”

Remembering his childhood, Hustlers star revealed: “I grew up in a small town where my parents made $40,000 a year while I’m doing this in a movie and people judge my parents and these people gave up everything to make me what I am today”.

“It took me so long to get to the point of saying, ‘You can’t tell my story, and you don’t even have the right to tell them their story,'” Keke said.

The actress emphasized that “the truth is that my family worked day and night for their daughter to follow her dream, which is why she became a generational talent.”

Finally, Keke added, “I’m not a victim, I’m the victor.”