2:17 pm - 06/09/2012
Actress Erin Moran has hit some not so "Happy Days."
Moran, who played Joanie Cunningham on the hit '70s sitcom and most recently appeared on "Celebrity Fit Club" in 2008, is now living in a trailer park in New Salisbury, Indiana after being evicted from her California home.
The 51-year-old actress is sharing her new digs with husband Steve Fleischmann, a former furniture mover who is now working at a local Walmart ... and his mother.
Moran, who got her start on "Happy Days," went on to star in her own spin-off "Joanie Loves Chachi" in the '80s followed by walk-on roles on "The Love Boat" and "Murder, She Wrote."
Today, Moran is reportedly taking care of her ailing mother-in-law and flashing New Salisbury locals while having a little too much fun in a local bar.
"Life hasn’t been kind to Erin since the foreclosure of her home," a family friend told The Enquirer. "She and Steve moved in with his ailing mother at the trailer park a few weeks back. Erin is like an angel to her mother-in-law. She cooks and cleans for her and takes care of her personal hygiene. But to look at Erin today you'd never know she was once one of TV's biggest stars. Her peaches-and-cream complexion is a maze of wrinkles and crow’s feet. She’s aged terribly."
But the nearly broke, former star could be seeing a paycheck soon.
A judge recently ruled that Moran and a few of her "Happy Days" co-stars will be permitted to go to court in attempts to regain royalties for sales of "Happy Days" DVD sets.
The group's unpaid royalties are worth roughly $250,000 to $500,000.
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'Happy Days' Actress Erin Moran Is Living In A Trailer Park After Being Evicted From Her Home
Actress Erin Moran has hit some not so "Happy Days."
Moran, who played Joanie Cunningham on the hit '70s sitcom and most recently appeared on "Celebrity Fit Club" in 2008, is now living in a trailer park in New Salisbury, Indiana after being evicted from her California home.
The 51-year-old actress is sharing her new digs with husband Steve Fleischmann, a former furniture mover who is now working at a local Walmart ... and his mother.
Moran, who got her start on "Happy Days," went on to star in her own spin-off "Joanie Loves Chachi" in the '80s followed by walk-on roles on "The Love Boat" and "Murder, She Wrote."
Today, Moran is reportedly taking care of her ailing mother-in-law and flashing New Salisbury locals while having a little too much fun in a local bar.
"Life hasn’t been kind to Erin since the foreclosure of her home," a family friend told The Enquirer. "She and Steve moved in with his ailing mother at the trailer park a few weeks back. Erin is like an angel to her mother-in-law. She cooks and cleans for her and takes care of her personal hygiene. But to look at Erin today you'd never know she was once one of TV's biggest stars. Her peaches-and-cream complexion is a maze of wrinkles and crow’s feet. She’s aged terribly."
But the nearly broke, former star could be seeing a paycheck soon.
A judge recently ruled that Moran and a few of her "Happy Days" co-stars will be permitted to go to court in attempts to regain royalties for sales of "Happy Days" DVD sets.
The group's unpaid royalties are worth roughly $250,000 to $500,000.
Sources: 1 2
Target wouldn't hire me either because I had a degree.
it's tough as fuck to get a job.
I've been told by some to leave off my degree, but I don't feel comfortable with lying on my resume. idk, I just keeping hoping I'll find something.
And good luck, I really hope you find something soon too!
it all depends on what you want to get involved with. if you want to be a professional (author, expert, etc), if you want to get into politics, if you want to teach, etc. Get involved as soon as you can, especially if you want to get involved in politics. If you want to get a masters, keep up your grades. I've heard Poli sci is the hardest to get into for the masters programs.
Good luck! Poli sci is such an expansive field, you have so many choices.
and thanks! I've got a temp job now, so it's not so bad. I just need more permanent work.
of course working at a fast food or walmart type place where you don't need a hs diploma will be hard for you
look for office work that doesn't require a degree, but requires hs + work experience. Its really not hard to find a job at places like that. Especially because they will accept a degree in lieu of work experience.
I think i was unemployed less than a month tbh. I am underemployed for sure, but I don't necessarily buy the whole "impossible to find a job at walmart" thing
I run into the problem that I don't have much work experience. I've only spent 1 year working as a student secretary, 1 year as a news editor for the school paper, and now a few months work as a reader of state tests.
I don't have the work experience that the jobs want. That is my real problem, not my degree.
I'm sorry to be catty, but your comment just came off as hugely insensitive, even though I don't think you meant to be.
By the way, retail jobs aren't that easy to get either. I applied at a bunch of retail jobs when I was in college but none of them hired me. My main problem was applying mostly during the summer when everyone else is looking for a job, too. I graduated from college with some volunteer experience and nothing else. That's not enough to find an office job or any job for that matter in this poor job market.
So if you have to lie, say you're still in school, then do it. Everyone else is. Sadly enough...