The Crown actress Meg Bellamy is opening up about the toll of enjoying Princess Kate Middleton.
Bellamy, 21, played a younger version of Kate in the sixth and final season of the Netflix drama ultimate 12 months as the display depicted the early romance between Prince William (played by way of Ed McVey) and his long term spouse at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.
“I’d had this lengthy day of press, it had gone smartly, then I went on my telephone and there was all this unfavorable stuff about my body online,” Bellamy stated in an interview with the U.Ok. Mail on Sunday’s You magazine printed on Sunday, June 23.
The actress famous that the normal gist of the mean feedback was, “You’re too fat to play Kate.”
“That was a glimpse into being a woman in this business. I assumed, ‘OK, that’s an indication to distance your self because it doesn’t mean anything,’” Bellamy defined.
“You can’t listen to that sort of stuff,” she added, noting that the trolling generally came from “males known as Gary who are keeping a fish in their profile image.”
“I’ve had so many wonderful things happen to me. They’re the losers for announcing that. I’m dwelling my perfect existence over here,” the actress said.
Before landing the position of Kate in The Crown, Bellamy had no earlier tv experience and was taking part in a snake in an appeal at the theme park Legoland in the U.Ok.
To get ready for the role, Bellamy watched “hours” of footage of Kate, according to You mag.
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‘I spent such a lot time ‘with’ her. You get this bizarre parasocial connection. She’s so gracious and lovely and confident. I will always be fond of Kate,” stated Bellamy.
Since the final episodes of The Crown dropped ultimate December, the actual Kate has introduced that she is undergoing treatment for an unspecified type of most cancers. The Princess of Wales shared the news with the public in March amid weeks of intense speculation about her whereabouts.
“I so feel for her and for the circle of relatives,” said Bellamy.
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