Keke Palmer said that she wasn’t in the "same conversations" as her peers Victoria Justice, Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus during her time on Nickelodeon.

Keke Palmer found success early on as the star of Nickelodeon’s True Jackson, VP, but she doesn’t think she’s in the same conversation as others like Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez, and Victoria Justice. In a new interview,

Keke Palmer has said that she was treated differently to other childhood stars during her early TV career because of her race.

Keke Palmer reflects on being labeled as the Black girl on Nickelodeon, contrasting her experience with Disney stars

Keke Palmer recently opened up to The Cut about how she learned rather quickly as a young actor in Hollywood that “people were putting limitations on me.” Palmer headlined the popular Nickelodeon show “True Jackson,

Keke Palmer Reflects on Not Being in “The Same Conversation” as Miley, Selena Keke Palmer is a household name, known for her diverse talents as an actress, singer, and television host. Yet, despite her contributions to the entertainment industry,

Keke Palmer had a child star experience like few others. Compared to the common trope of growing up in the entertainment industry at a young age leading to rehab or public scandals, Palmer didn't go through any of that during her childhood.

Keke Palmer felt her career was limited as a child star because of her ethnicity. The 31-year-old actress grew to prominence playing the title character in the Nickelodeon sitcom “ True Jackson, VP ” in 2008,