Sunny Leone shares untold story of childhood struggles, reveals doing odd jobs

In a recent interview with Cosmopolitan India, Sunny Leone opened up about her childhood struggles and how she resorted to doing odd jobs to make ends meet. Sunny revealed that she was an average student who struggled with reading. However, she possessed a keen sense of street smarts and an innate ability to make money.

At a young age, Sunny started a lemonade stand, which was funded by her parents. She quickly realised that she had a knack for selling and began taking on various odd jobs, such as shovelling snow, fundraising, delivering newspapers, mowing lawns, and babysitting.

Looking back at the same, Sunny asserted, “I ventured into various undertakings—from shovelling snow to fundraising for my school basketball team, embarking on a newspaper route, tending to lawns, and babysitting, there was hardly a task I hadn’t dabbled in. You might wonder what motivated such a relentless childhood.”

Sunny further added, “Well, it was twofold: first, to acquire the sweet indulgence of candy and any other whimsical desires that caught my fancy, and second, to cultivate my own sense of independence.”

As the conversation progressed, the One Night Stand actress extensively spoke about her cosmetic business. She said, “I evaluated numerous products from various manufacturers across India. I take immense pride in the fact that all Starstruck formulas are crafted right here in India. I’m deeply engaged in every facet of creativity and marketing, ensuring that each idea aligns with the brand’s essence.”

To conclude her conversation with the magazine, Sunny said, “Nothing remains etched in stone, and we take pride in our relentless pursuit of excellence for both the Starstruck brand and the personal brand I crafted over 24 years ago. It’s a journey marked by unceasing dedication and an unwavering commitment to being the best.”

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