Sher Gopmanformerly known to reality TV fans as Cher Hubsher, made a name for herself after appearing on the MTV series My super sweet 16 in 2007 – but now she's speaking out about her alleged experience on the show.
In a TikTok video shared on Saturday, January 18, the reality TV star claimed that she was not paid a dime for her time on the show.
In a social media post, Gopman speaks over an audio clip that says: “Since we are all going to die, there is another secret that I feel I must share with you.” She then points to a photo of herself in the series and captions, “Since TikTok got banned, I'll tell you how much money I made appearing on MTV.” My super sweet 16Then you say the word “Zero” while “$0” flashes on the screen.
Jobman's episode aired on January 15, 2007. Her appearance on the popular reality series helped pave the way for her to get a series of small acting parts on television shows, including The Amityville Terror, Blind thoughtsand Small fish.
The show wasn't Gopman's only foray into reality TV, either. She and her mother, Dawn Hubsher, Join the cast From the mother in 2019 before her daughter was born in the same year.
@cherhubsher You got questions and I got answers…👇🏻
After working in the healthcare field for several years before becoming a life and personal coach on social media, Jobman has amassed nearly 400,000 followers on TikTok, where most of her content is originally shared.
Gopman has been an outspoken supporter of the platform, which is set to disappear in the US on Sunday, January 19, following Supreme Court TKTKTK. On Friday, January 17th, it is A video was shared She and her young daughter appeared at the airport and commented: “We are moving to China since TikTok was banned.”
After a commenter pointed out that TikTok was also banned in China, Goopman shared a second video on Saturday that also featured her mother. “We are leaving America since Tiktok was banned” I wrote.
Gopman and her mother are co-authors of the 2019 book A bond that lasts forever. In an interview for the book, Gopman told Tinseltown Mom, “My mother and I have always been close. Of course we had our ups and downs like any mother-daughter relationship, and we had our fair share of arguments during my teenage years, but it was how we got through the tough times that made us so much stronger.
She also credits her mother with helping her find her voice when she was young, instead often asking her opinion on various topics. “It made me realize that I had a voice and that she cared about it. She always wanted to have a good time with me, which made me feel very special early on.”
My super sweet 16 It aired on MTV from January 2005 to May 2017.
