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Whoopi Goldberg: I was a depressing, weird kid
11 Feb
Summary
- Goldberg confessed to being insecure and struggling to make friends as a child.
- She reflected on past homelessness and sleeping on subway platforms.
- The star embraces aging, finding contentment in her later career.
In a reflective moment, Whoopi Goldberg revisited candid statements from a 1992 Interview Magazine cover story, detailing her past struggles with profound insecurity and social difficulties.
She described her younger self as "depressing" and "weird," yearning for connection but feeling inadequate due to differing interests. These deep-seated insecurities, she noted, continue to make relationships challenging.
Goldberg also openly recalled her period of homelessness in New York City, vividly describing sleeping in subway stations and waking up in squalor.
