The parents of those who claim to have been victimized on 'Quiet on Set' had no real shot to protect their kids -- so saysWe talked to the veteran journo -- who's set to host a moderated convo with some of those who were interviewed on 'Quiet on Set' in a new episode airing this weekend -- and she gives us her two cents about where some of the parents land in this equation in terms of blame.She gives us an interesting take ...
Check it out ... she says the way this biz works -- and has for a long time, she insists -- is basically designed by default to box parents out -- to the point where it isolates these kids and puts them in positions of vulnerability, to where predators can then pounce on them. With that in mind, it doesn't sound like Soledad holds anything against the parents of the ex-child stars who say they've been victimized -- includingFact is ... there's been a lot of criticism hurled against the moms and dads of some of these 'Quiet on Set' interview subjects ... but Soledad is kinda cutting them a break here.
In terms of the industry at large, Soledad says these child networks need to look at themselves in the mirror in terms of how they operate ... because she believes this is a systemic issue, and points toIf you didn't know ... Peck worked on a few episodes of"The Suite Life of Zack & Cody" -- voicing The Mirror -- after he wasBottom line ... Soledad says the parents should be cut some slack in all this -- because she feels like the deck was stacked against them from the get-go.