Kirk Cameron Cites Politics and Family Costs for Move from California
The Story
In an interview on the “Adam Carolla Podcast,” actor Kirk Cameron explained his decision to leave California for Tennessee. Cameron, known for his role in “Growing Pains,” cited the state’s “terrible politics” and high cost of living as primary reasons for relocating. He noted that while California was enjoyable during his childhood, his adult children later found it difficult to raise a family there. Cameron expressed hope of returning to California one day, praising its overall offerings. He also highlighted Nashville’s creative community, family values, and local attractions like whiskey and hot chicken.
Key Facts
- Kirk Cameron stated on the “Adam Carolla Podcast” that he left California for Tennessee.
- He described California’s politics as “terrible” and said it has “all the other things that make it difficult to raise a family.”
- Cameron said California is great for kids whose parents pay for everything, but adult children find it expensive.
- He “hopes to come back” to California, calling it “pound-for-pound” rich in offerings.
- In Nashville, he noted “so many creatives here that have good values,” family pride, and good whiskey.
- Cameron played Mike Seaver on “Growing Pains” for all seven seasons and 167 episodes on ABC.
Conflicting Reports
No conflicting reports identified in the source article.
Still Unclear
No open questions identified in the source article.
Misconceptions
No widespread misconceptions addressed in the source article.
Key Figures
- Kirk Cameron: Actor, “Growing Pains” star
- (Podcast host Adam Carolla mentioned)
Sources: Variety
