Jodie Foster has been a Hollywood star for practically her entire life, and with that came undue pressure as a child.

In a new interview with The Atlantic, she discussed her life and career, including becoming the primary breadwinner after starting her career at age three in a Coppertone commercial.

Foster told the outlet that her mother and manager, Brandy, would often stress about their finances.

“I was it. There was no other income besides me,” Foster said.

“I do have this really big soft spot for the young actresses who came up as young people, because I just don’t know how they survive without some mother around the way I had a mom around,” she continued.