Powter’s “Stop the Insanity!”
“They started to produce the ‘me’ out of me,” she continued.
“And that happened when the money got to here [raising her hand up high].
Susan Powter.Ron Galella, Ltd./Ron Galella Collection via Getty
Then it was like, ‘Oh, Suze, don’t say that.
It’s a little too much.
Oh, you’re shocking.
But that’s the same shock that got me there.”
“But it was mortifying,” she continued.
“They put me in pearls.
Look at me do I look like the pearl throw in?
And I didn’t have any say.
All those segments, I can’t even watch them now.”
“I never made the money that I generated,” she said.
“I didn’t just make a decision to leave.
“It was shocking.
And I was just like, I’m just out.”
She also recently released a self-published memoir,And Then Em Died… Stop the Insanity!
