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Why so many child stars lose their fortunes

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Despite generating millions before hitting puberty, the vast majority of famous youngsters end up totally broke as adults. Corrupt guardians eagerly siphon their immense earnings away long before the child is legally allowed to check a bank account.

Why so many child stars lose their fortunes
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