Nickelodeon child actor crashes out, reveals bleak reality of residual checks from sitcom

Nickelodeon actress Jennifer Hyatt Tedmori pulled back the curtain on life after child star status.Tedmori, 37, warned social media followers earlier this week about a "crashout incoming" as she sifted through residual checks from her time on the popular kids' sitcom, "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide.""POV: You were on a TV show 20 years ago and a random envelope still shows up in your mailbox," she captioned a video before revealing the paltry sum.'

MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN' STAR TED MCGINLEY REVEALS HE GETS PENNY RESIDUAL CHECKS FROM HIS HIT TV SHOWS"Time to open my latest Ned’s Declassified residual checks," Tedmori wrote. "Residual checks are one of those weird parts of being a child actor that people are always curious about, so I figured I’d open them with you."

She added, "Who’s ready to find out if I’m buying coffee... or a yacht?"Holding a thick stack of unopened mail, Tedmori explained her woes with the television world.

LISA KUDROW STILL EARNS $20M A YEAR IN RESIDUALS FROM 'FRIENDS' MORE THAN 30 YEARS AFTER SHOW PREMIERED"I have been procrastinating opening this for months because it is a b----h," she told her followers. "Some of these could be a penny, some of these could be $5."After opening a piece of mail and detailing the episode she was receiving the check for, Tedmori revealed a two-cent paycheck."

All of two cents," she said. "See. All this paper I'm just littering in my car ...

I know, hard times. The economy is s--- ... keep it.

I don't want it."‘PARENT TRAP’ STAR HAYLEY MILLS LOST HER DISNEY FORTUNE TO ‘THE TAX MAN’Tedmori continued opening mail where she received a .63 cent check, and another check for "video projects and school clubs" returned a three-cent check."

Don't come for me about throwing away a nickel," she urged her followers. "Now I get it. It's been a long time.

I'm surprised I'm getting anything. But three cents? It costs you 75 cents to send this envelope."

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