Former Nickelodeon star Drake Bell He recently opened in connection with the pressure on him and his asterisk, Josh PeckThey felt like a responsible young adults after their emissions concluded in 2007. years.

The bell, which were shot in glory in production such as "School for Wishing" and "Home Improvements", joined the Nickelodeon family in 1999. year when he was thrown into "Amanda Emissions". After that, the actor moved on to other online shows, like "All that" and his shows with Peck ", Drake & Josh."

During a sincere conversation about life after his goal, he broadcast four seasons and 56 episodes since 2004. until 2007, De Drake Bell explained that he found himself with a severe adjustment of the real world, given that he was not taught about certain topics when he was younger.

In an interview with PeopleBell explained that the navigation life after his television show ended in 2007. year challenge.

At 21, the actor struggled to decide which direction should be taken because he had no one.

"You're pushed to the world and no one tells you what to do," Bell, now 38, told. "You are thrown on wolves, and you are expected to make the right decisions, do the right things without any instructions."

Bell found that he and his "Drake & Josh" stars, Peck, who also appeared in the "Amandi Show" and "all that" could "be good role models" for young viewers watching them. Consequently, it caused a lot of "stress" for the contractor, who then explained that he still had life for himself.

"You're like," Hey, I don't know ... Do I buy a fabric softener? Does that go to the washing machine? 'You need to know all about taxes, bank accounts, car loans, insurance, mortgage payments and (rent). I don't know what I'm doing! "He said.

Although they were beastly in his or her view of Nickelodon together, Bell and Peck experienced their challenges as friends. In the past, Bell caused controversy After discovering the Peck did not invite him to his wedding at Paige O'Brien.

However, he cleaned things during the previous interview and said he believed that life before arrived at his friendship detection Speak "a lot."

"They both become their father had a huge impact on our relationship," he said. "We have a very special place in each other's hearts. We have an incredible love to each other."

In the investigation in 2024. "Quiet on the set", former Nickerodeon stars opened their alleged experiences of abuse, racism and harassing on the sets of the day of Schnieder. The latter is known for the creation of several popular television shows, including "Zoey 101", "Icarly", and, of course, "Drake & Josh".

Bell was one of the victims who shared their experience, and in one interview, the actor described in detail in detail the producers where he felt "captured" and "did not have out".

"I slept on the couch I would usually sleep. I was woken up (Brian Peck, a sexual offender in the early 2000s), and I had sexually attacked and I had no idea, and I have no idea how to get out of this situation" BellWho said 15 incidents in the documentar.

"Abuse was extensive, and she got pretty brutally. I don't know how to elaborate it in the camera, really," he said. "Why don't you think of the worst things someone could do to someone as a sexual attack, and then I will answer your question. I don't know how to say."

After the broadcast documentary in March 2024. years, Peck was at the beginning quietly, which many attracted attention, given their previous dispute. However, after noticing a negative return back, the bell told his fans to reach him to offer his support. He also reminded his followers who process the information "It's very difficult."

"But I just want you to know he reached for me and he was very sensitive. But he just wanted to do through this. And I really wanted to let you know and take it a little easily," he finished.

Weekly week later, Peck made a public statement and explained that he "reached out to drive privately" after the completion of the documentary. He ended up offering his "support" survivors "who were brave enough to share their stories about emotional and physical abuse in nickel-headed sets."