After selling off everything he owned to pay off his taxes, Will Smith 'borrowed $10,000 from a friend of [his] who was a purveyor of neighborhood pharmaceuticals...[and] moved to Los Angeles.'
After selling off everything he owned to pay off his taxes, Will Smith"borrowed $10,000 from a friend of who was a purveyor of neighborhood pharmaceuticals... moved to Los Angeles."Coming from a wealthy background often makes it easier for people to"make it" in the entertainment industry because they have a built-in financial safety net. However, creatives without a trust fund have to find other ways to support themselves.
She also had support from her fans, who raised $50,000 during the show's first season.,"There were definitely moments of despair. Just thinking, 'Will I ever get out of this hole? Will I ever make enough money to get out of debt?'...I got completely out of debt the second season of. It was the second time I was able to be debt free. The first time an aunt had passed, and bless her heart, she had left us an inheritance.
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