US EditionMum of Nickelodeon Star Living on the Streets Shared Heartbreaking Reality of His Current Condition
Tylor Chase's mother says his struggles are medical, not financial, while former co-stars and fans seek ways to support the former Nickelodeon actor.
- A TikTok clip showed former Nickelodeon actor Tylor Chase, who played Martin Qwerly on Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, living on the streets in Riverside, California.
- Influencer LetHallAlli shared footage showing Chase in Riverside, California, and three former castmates addressed the footage on their Ned's Declassified Survival Guide podcast earlier this week.
- Daniel Curtis Lee, Devon Werkheiser and Lindsey Shaw said they were shocked and found it painful to see Chase, and they hope to help him get on a better path.
- Supporters set up a GoFundMe and Shaun Weiss offered a detox bed, but Chase's mother halted fundraising, saying he needs medical support, not money, and refuses treatment.
- Older clips and resurfaced footage show Chase discussing bipolar disorder and mental-health struggles, but the exact circumstances behind his current situation remain unclear.
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thecanadianmedia.comTylor Chase, Ned's Declassified actor, receives help offer from Shaun Weiss: 'Have a bed for him at a detox'
Former child actor Tylor Chase, best known for playing Martin Qwerly on Nickelodeon’s Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide, has sparked widespread concern after he was spotted living on the streets in California. A video filmed by a Los Angeles-based influencer showed Chase homeless, and it quickly went viral across social media. Following the circulation of the clip, The Mighty Ducks actor Shaun Weiss stepped forward to offer support to Cha…
New pictures of former child star Tylor Chase shake his fans. He lives as a homeless person in Los Angeles.
A viral TikTok video shakes the fans of a popular Nickelodeon series. What the recordings show is stunned – and raises questions about the fate of former children's stars.
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