Millie Bobby Brown has continued their rush against tabloids who criticize their appearance.
At the beginning of this month, the actress “Stranger Things” announced a video on social media in which the articles were asked to question their appearance.
She received widespread support for pronouncing, with celebrities like Lewis Hamilton, Aaron Paul and Sharon Stone.
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Millie Bobby Brown wonders what to do against her growth
Brown appeared in the latest episode of The “Call her dad“Podcast and spoke to host Alex Cooper about how she felt about the press that was constantly in her business.
She said by Diversity, that the press “likes to go into me with certain things”, including the statement “I look much older” and notices changes in their British accent.
Brown said: “One thing I get a lot is:” Oh my god, she looks like 40. “And I am like, well, you met me when I was 10, so I understand.”
The actress continued: “Now I’m 21, it was 10 years ago. She grows. My face how, grew. What should I do about it?”
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Millie Bobby Brown tried “to” change “the masses” to “change”
Brown noticed that the constant examination of tabloids “really doesn’t bother me”.
She explained: “I wish I could say:” Do you know what, it comes to me. “It used to come to me, it did … and I remember that I tried to change to please the masses.”
The 21-year-old continued: “And now I’m now in a place where my accent changes. My face is growing.”
She closed: “I wear a lot of make -up. It’s exactly the kind of person I am.”
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Millie Bobby Brown beats ‘disillusioned people’ who criticize their appearance
Brown’s comments come over a week after her shared a video On social media, the authors called who had written articles about their appearance.
In the middle of her press tour for Netflix ‘”The Electric State”, Brown made a new look with a blonde 90s blowout and retro-inspired outfits.
While many fans celebrated their transformation, some media questioned their appearance and claimed that they looked older than their years.
She spoke to the opposite reaction and said: “I want to take a moment to address something that I think is bigger than just me, something that affects every young woman who grows under public exam.”
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She emphasized that people did not seem to be able to have started in the industry at the age of only 10 that it grew up and said: “They pretend that I should stay frozen in time … and because I don’t do it, I’m a goal now.”
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Brown calls the media for hard reporting
In her video, Millie Bobby Brown specially excluded articles that criticized her new look. She raised the headlines like “Why are gene -zers like Millie Bobby Brown aged so badly?” by Lydia Hawken and “What did Millie Bobby Brown do with her face?” By John Ely.
She also condemned a piece entitled “Millie Bobby Brown, who were thought to be the mother of a person when she leads the younger sister Ava through LA”, written by Cassie Carpenter.
Brown expressed her frustration about these stories and described them more harmful than as a journalistic. “This is not journalism. This is bullying,” she said.
She also pointed out the irony of female writers who took part in the criticism and said: “We always talk about the survey and support of young women, but when it matters, it seems easier to tear them down for clicks.”
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Brown demands change and positivity
Millie Bobby Brown, except defending himself, emphasized the greater social problem of tearing down people.
She asked why negativity dominates the public discourse and asked: “Why does the knee jerk react to say something terrible instead of just saying something nice?”
Brown ended her message with a powerful call for change: “Let us do it better. Not only for me, but for every young girl who deserves without growing up because she was torn because they simply exist.”
Brown praised several celebrities for their message. The Formula -1 driver Lewis Hamilton commented: “Really proud of you Millie.”
“Breaking Bad” actor Aaron Paul said: “You are such a nice example of grace and reciprocity. Because of you, so proud of your mills.”
In the meantime, the actress and film producer Sharon Stone added: “Glory. Thank you. It really doesn’t matter in our age or stature, we have to be ready not to fall into the wrong ideology of the wear media. Good work, my friend.”
