During the making of her new film, “Lee,” Kate Winslet was asked by a crew member to hide her belly as she filmed a scene in a skimpy swimsuit.
The actress, who portrays a war photographer named Lee Miller, refused to do so.
According to Kate, the crew member suggested that she sit up straight so that her belly would not show.
She claimed that it was intentional, and she doesn’t care about looking her best in her movies.
She stated that she took pride in her appearance, and she refused to hide it. She said that people would be better off not asking her to tone down her wrinkles.
As each year goes by, Kate’s confidence grows, and she says that it helps her let her opinions of others dissipate.
This comes after she opened up about her battle with an eating disorder in her previous interview.
She says that she kept her struggle to be herself a secret because she was constantly receiving compliments about how her appearance was linked to her weight.
In an interview with The New York Times Magazine, Kate revealed that she kept her battle with eating disorders private.
She said that even though people complimented her for looking great, they were also influenced by her weight.
She said that she would never talk about her eating disorder so that others would not be able to talk about it.
She also expressed her concerns about the use of a drug known as ozempic, which she claims she doesn’t understand.
During the interview, Kate was informed that the drug was used to control one’s appetite and lessen one’s interest in food.
She was horrified by the idea and exclaimed that she would rather eat more.
