Josh Peck Reacts To Drake Bell Legal Trouble In New Interview

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00:00Former Drake and Josh star Joss Peck has reacted to his co-star Drake Bell's recent

00:07sentencing for child endangerment charges. Plus, Shailene Woodley opens up about her

00:11relationship with Aaron Rodgers. Hey, it's Amir for Hollywood Life with your

00:17actor slash actress roundup starring with Shailene Woodley and her relationship with

00:20Aaron Rodgers. The Big Little Lies stars revealed that she enjoyed some of the privacy that came

00:25with keeping her engagement to Aaron Rodgers a secret. During an interview with The Hollywood

00:29Reporter, the actress explained that she was excited to share the news about her and Aaron's

00:33engagement on the couple's own terms. Even though Aaron announced that he was engaged when he received

00:38the NFL MVP award, Shailene kept quiet for a few more weeks before she confirmed in an interview

00:43with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show. Shailene said, when we announced that we were engaged,

00:48we wanted to do that only because we didn't want someone else to do it before we did.

00:52She continued on and said the reaction to it was really a lot and so we were like,

00:56let's just politely decline to talk about our relationship for a little while and live in

01:00our little bubble. Such a cute couple. But switching gears to Josh Peck, the former Drake

01:04and Josh star opened up about his former co-star Drake Bell pleading guilty to attempted child

01:09endangerment and disseminating matter harmful to juveniles. While at the premiere of his upcoming

01:14Disney Plus adaption, Turner and Hooch, Josh told reporters, it's upsetting and it's an unfortunate

01:19situation. It's disappointing. The actor starred alongside Drake as his stepbrother in the popular

01:24Nickelodeon series, Drake and Josh, which aired in the early 2000s. Drake was arrested on June 3rd

01:30in Ohio and later pled guilty to multiple charges related to child endangerment for which he

01:35initially pleaded not guilty. On July 12th, he was sentenced to two years probation and 200 hours

01:40of community service in a Cleveland court. The charges stemmed from an incident in December 2017

01:45during a chat on the internet with an underage person that, at times, was allegedly sexual in nature.

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