Jennifer Hyatt Tedmori, known for her role in Nickelodeon’s Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide, has recently shared insights into her life post-child stardom.
“POV: You were on a TV show 20 years ago and a random envelope still shows up in your mailbox,” Tedmori captioned a video on social media, unveiling the small sums she receives from residual checks. She humorously pondered if the money would buy her a coffee or a yacht.
Tedmori, now 37, disclosed the quirky nature of these residual checks from her acting past. She explained her reluctance to open them, admitting, Some of these could be a penny, some of these could be $5.
In a video clip, Tedmori opened a check revealing a payment of two cents for an episode she featured in. All of two cents,
she commented, acknowledging the economic challenges.
Continuing, she disclosed additional checks worth pennies each, expressing her surprise at receiving anything at all. She remarked, The math ain’t f—ing mathing.
Among her earnings, a check related to her appearance on 90210 over 20 years ago amounted to $1.11.
In total, her residual payments for acting in Ned’s Declassified summed up to $8.63, while earnings from 90210 reached $30.06. Tedmori jokingly considered whether these earnings were worth reporting to the IRS.
Tracy Wright reports on entertainment stories for Fox News Digital.

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