Rehab at 13. Emancipated at 14. Talk show queen at 45. Survived.
Barrymore was in rehab at 13 and emancipated from her parents at 14 — after being one of the most famous children in the world thanks to ET (1982). She rebuilt: produced Never Been Kissed and Charlie's Angels ($264 million), founded Flower Films, launched Flower Beauty cosmetics, and landed The Drew Barrymore Show on CBS in 2020. The show has run for 5+ seasons. Her memoir Little Girl Lost is one of the most honest celebrity autobiographies ever written. From rehab at 13 to daytime TV host at 45 — the most improbable survival story in Hollywood.

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