It's basically common knowledge that Hollywood is all about looks and they aren't afraid to hurt somebody's feelings. It's a very tough industry.
Hollywood's latest victim? Game Of Thrones actress, Sophie Turner.
It's basically common knowledge that Hollywood is all about looks and they aren't afraid to hurt somebody's feelings. It's a very tough industry.
Hollywood's latest victim? Game Of Thrones actress, Sophie Turner.
Sophie Turner claimed that being on the show as a teenager until now, fans and coworkers have seen her body go through certain changes.
Sophie explained that as she got older, her metabolism started to slow down, causing some weight gain.
"I started to get spotty and gain weight, and all of this was happening to me on camera,” she said.
That's when she decided that she needed to seek therapy.
“I think it’s necessary to have someone to talk to, and to help you through that.”
“You see 10 great comments and you ignore them, but one negative comment and it just like, throws you off,” she said.
"Or I would have spotty skin because I was a teenager and that’s normal".
Obviously, hearing comments like that in large volumes every day, especially at such a young age, is bound to cause issues with one's self-esteem.
“I would just believe it. I would just say, ‘Yeah, I am spotty, I am fat, I am a bad actress.’ I just believed it," she said.
"I’d be concerned about my face. It would just affect me creatively and I couldn’t be true to the character because I was just so worried about Sophie.”
And the fact that she just recently married the love of her life, Joe Jonas, in Vegas probably helped as well!
“I love myself now, or more than I used to, I think," she went on.
"When someone tells you they love you every day, it makes you really think about why that is and I think it makes you love yourself a bit more. So yeah, I love myself," she said.
It's a pretty solid indicator that Joe Jonas is going to make a great husband if he's managed to boost Sophie's confidence so much in the time they've been together.
Celebrities always seem so put together that it's easy to miss the subtleties that might suggest they aren't doing so well on the mental health front.
But being called out on the things you're self-conscious about 24/7 can't be easy.