Jennie Garth's Journey: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome & Substance Struggles

0:00On April 8th, Ginny Garth, the 54-year-old star from Beverly Hills, 90210, all just opened up in a people interview about battling, in poster syndrome back in the 1990s. Her anxiety from blowing up as a teen idol left her in a super-isolated spot, dealing with deep depression that messed with everything. That depression spilled into her first marriage, with Twilight actor Peter Fascinelli. They met in 1995 on a movie set, got hitched in 2001, and split after 11 years, finalizing the divorce in 20. 13. They share three daughters, now in their late teens and 20s. The marriage fallout push Garth into substance struggles. She hit a low one night mixing booze and pills, needing her stomach pumped, then checked. Enter rehab at Canyon Ranch, to kick the self-medicating habit. These days, she and Fascinelli co-parents smoothly. Fast forward, Garth's living sober and steady with her husband Dave Abrams, who's 10 years younger. They weathered failed IVF tries, miscarriages, and a near-year separation in 2018, before

1:04reconciling for their 10th anniversary last year. She admits pressuring herself to give him a kid, even though deep down, she didn't want another. Now she's all about ditching the people pleasing vibe, owning what she truly wants. Garth says getting to that core makes life way easier, and she's finally cool with choosing herself first. That's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.