Jodie Sweetin Reveals The Extreme Way She Tried To Shake Her ‘Stuck-Up’ Reputation In High School

MEGA Actress Jodie Sweetin rose to fame as a child star on the beloved sitcom “Full House.” But life in the spotlight wasn’t all it was cracked up to be. In a new interview, the actress and mother of two reflected on navigating her teenage years in the public eye, revealing she went to great lengths to convince her high school classmates she wasn’t a “stuck-up b-tch.” Jodie Sweetin Wanted To Prove To Her High School Classmates That She Wasn’t A ‘Stuck-Up’ Child Star While on the “Inside of You” podcast, Sweetin , 44, opened up about her time playing Stephanie Tanner on the world-famous TV show, “Full House.” She said that in an attempt to prove she wasn’t a snobby celebrity, she used to act out, hoping to relate to those around her. “I had this weird, I’ll say, I had this, particularly after the show ended, like, in high school, there was this strange feeling that I had, because everyone assumed I was quote unquote a TV star. So, like, you know, the rumor before you would even start at a school was like, ‘Oh, she’s a stuck-up b-tch,'” she said. She went on to say that she was concerned with proving them wrong, so to do that, she tried to be “worse than them” by getting “more f-cked up” and doing “more drugs.” Jodie Sweetin Opened Up About Past Addiction Struggles O’Connor/AFF-USA.com / MEGA This isn’t the first time Sweetin has gotten candid about how growing up as a child star affected her. According to a previous report from The Blast , Sweetin reflected on her past addiction struggles with alcohol, revealing that she began drinking when she was just 14-years-old. “It was at Candace’s wedding, and I was just a blackout drinker,” Sweetin said of the “awful” experience. “They would pour a glass of wine… and then they’d get around to pouring more, and I was like, ‘I’ll take a little more, please.’” The actress explained that after that moment, something “clicked” for her, marking the beginning of a frightening journey. Jodie Sweetin Recalls Having Peers Tell Her To Settle Down O’Connor/AFF-USA.com / MEGA Sweetin shared that just a few years later, her peers noticed that the way she interacted with alcohol wasn’t the same as theirs, prompting them to tell the star to “settle down.” That moment then led her to find others who she believed were on the same level as her, saying, “I’ve got to find somebody that I can do these drugs with.” Candace Cameron Bure Reflects On Her Struggles While Filming ‘Full House’ Sweetin wasn’t the only one facing struggles while filming “Full House.” Another report from The Blast details Bure’s candid confession about her eating disorder. “It was binging and purging, like, I’m a bulimic. I still say I’m a bulimic because the thoughts, whether I’m doing that or not, n