After Hayden Panettiere’s sudden D*eath at 36, Rose McGowan shared a message that went far beyond grief. Her warning was simple: “Don’t put kids in show business.” McGowan posted the statement alongside a tribute to Panettiere, writing, “None of this is normal.” Panettiere entered entertainment almost from birth. She appeared in commercials as a baby, began acting full-time at 4, and later became famous as a teenager through “Heroes.” McGowan and Panettiere never appeared in the same movie, but both became part of the “Scream” franchise years apart. And McGowan is not the only former young star questioning the industry. Alexa PenaVega recently said she and other child performers were “kids navigating something so big” without always having the support they deserved. Anna Paquin, who won an Oscar at just 11, made an even stronger claim. She said it was “not a coincidence” that many former pre-Se*ualized female child stars experienced deeply painful lives and untimely endings, adding that systems meant to protect them often failed. Panettiere was found unresponsive at an Airbnb in Greenville, South Carolina, on August 16. Dispatch audio reportedly referenced a suspected overdose, and she was pronounced D*ad after first responders attempted advanced cardiac life support. Authorities are still investigating. For McGowan, Panettiere’s D*eath raises a larger question: should childhood ever become someone else’s business? Do you think children should be allowed to become full-time celebrities? #RoseMcGowan #HaydenPanettiere #ChildStars #Hollywood #celebritynews - @classics.journey