Don't Worry, Jennette!‘Sam & Cat’ Risks Cancellation After Star Jennette McCurdy’s Nearly Nude Photo Leaked – See 7 Stars Whose Didn’t Let Sex Scandals Hurt Their Careers!
iCarly, Nickelodeon’s hit television show starring Jennette McCurdy and Ariana Grande, is on the verge of being cancelled.
The hit show—which is a spinoff of both Victorious and iCarly—has yet to be renewed for another season, prompting some to believe Jennette’s nearly nude photos that recently hit the Internet are to blame.
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Photos of the 21-year-old wearing nothing but lingerie surfaced online last month, apparently after the actress spoke poorly of NBA player—and her ex-boyfriend—Andre Drummond on a podcast.
After Jennette failed to appear at Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards this weekend, many were led to believe the blonde beauty was at odds with her employer—which she confirmed on Twitter, calling it, “an uncomfortable, compromising, unfair situation.”
She added it “had nothing to do with her leaked pics,” but, “it has to do with how Nickelodeon treated [her].”
Still, even if she insists missing the KCA’s was not the result of “how Nickelodeon treated [her],” there’s no denying the future of Sam & Cat is at risk, possibly because of the scandal.
The show may be over, but her career doesn’t have to be!
Don’t listen to Anthony Weiner, John Edward or mid-90s Bill Clinton—plenty of people have had successful careers following sex scandals!
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Assuming, of course, you’re looking to make it Hollywood—and not Washington, D.C.—a well-timed sex scandal can even help your career!
Check out the seven stars who have proved it to be true!
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