Jennette McCurdy & Drew Barrymore on Complicated Relationships with Mothers | Barrymore's Backstage

Jennette McCurdy just released her bestselling memoir, "I'm Glad My Mom Died" about growing up as a child actor and how she started to heal after her mom's death. Today, she sits down with Drew Barrymore to discuss how she found the strength to share her story and how she wants to move forward. Buy her book here: https://amzn.to/3feIecx Subscribe to The Drew Barrymore Show: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWIj8e2_-uK1m886ADSYO6g?sub_confirmation=1 Keep the party going with a visit to https:/

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I just have to say that you're amazing I came in and I felt very sort of like I've been doing a lot of press and I was sort of in like press mode and kind of like saying the thing and then just you sharing that thank you for sharing and I felt like just an immediate connection and like the Press walls kind of dropped and then I was like just like a human moment so much [Music] I was voracious and went after you like a crazy person wanting to have a conversation with you because of the things I went through in my life and with my mom and growing up in this industry first of all this cover I love you so much the humor how did you get to the humor of this did you earn it have you always had a sense of humor well with the title specifically I always knew that I wanted it to be called I'm glad my mom died I wanted something that would be really bold and attention grabbing and hopefully that people with a sense of humor would get you know and also I think anybody