QTCinderella Talks About Her Disneyland Job

QTCinderella, a popular broadcaster on Twitch, explained why she eventually gave up her position as a princess at Disneyland.

Since 2021, QTCinderella has established herself as one of Twitch’s most famous personalities because to her several inventive and unique streaming activities, including the wildly popular Streamer Awards, Shitcamp, and her Sweet Showdown. QTCinderella worked as a pastry chef before becoming a Twitch celebrity, which is how she developed her amazing baking abilities.

Her prior role as Cinderella at Disneyland, which would later influence her streamer name, turned out to be a little more difficult, particularly when she had to deal with strange male guests. 

QTCinderella discussed her experience working as a Disney princess or “face character” in Disneyland in an interview with the TMG Studios podcast. Despite the fact that it could appear like a dream come true, she claimed there were some highly unsuitable guests. 

She said; “It’s actually not the kids. The worst part is the dads. As a Princess, if a Dad grabs your a** […] you can’t be like ‘stop’ because Cinderella would not say ‘stop.’”

Instead, she had to give a “codeword” to a Disney employee who was assisting her with the meet and greets so that they could end if she was in an uncomfortable scenario. She was forbidden from speaking up for herself, though, because doing so would “break the illusion.” 

She also mentioned that the fact that she and the other cast members had to maintain a “certain size” in order to fit into their costumes made the role potentially rather “toxic.” 

Finally, she made the decision to stop. She stressed how things had gotten “so much better” at the park since she left the post, despite her concerns that the experience “was taking the magic away” and making her “detest the place.” Since that time, QT has continued to indulge in her passion of all things Disney. Although she won’t need to return to work at the renowned theme park any time soon given her enormous streaming popularity.