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Change pool of feelings for the British actress Millie Bobby Brown. At the Brit Awards, on March 1st, she was again in the spotlight. She was a laudator in the “Global Success” category and presented the award to US singer Sabrina Carpenter in her home country. The next highlight on March 14th. Then she can be seen in the new Netflix film “The Electric State”.
At the same time, the 21-year-old has to fight a strange fight. The focus is on Misogyne’s criticism of her appearance. “I refuse to apologize for my growing up,” she writes in a basic Instagram post. The repeated attacks by boulevard media and haters call them bullying.
Like the colleagues from the “Disney” generation, from Britney Spears to Miley Cyrus to Aaron Carter, Brown grew up in front of the camera. At 12 she entered the “Stranger Things” series. The US magazine “Time” led her in an international list of “30 most influential teenagers” in 2017.
Millie Bobby Brown on Instagram:
At the age of 21, she would aggressively set this past, she now writes. “People want them to still look like it was then. Because I don’t do that, I’m a target now ”.
It calls current headlines. “Why do Zs like Millie Bobby Brown age so bad?” Or “Millie Bobby Brown is thought to be held by someone as her younger sister Ava through LA”.
“This is not journalism. This is bullying! ” She finds sad that various of these texts have been written by women. “There is always talk of supporting and promoting young women. But at the next opportunity, it seems easier to put them down for cheap clicks. “
“The condition of my skin is pretty bad at the moment”
As a kind of countermeasure, she proudly showed her unpainted face after riot poster, in turn, at the premiere of “The Electric State” on Monday (March 3). “Hey guys, here is mills, I don’t know if you can see it, but the condition of my skin is pretty bad at the moment,” she said confidently in a small social media clip. Red pustules on the nose as a self -confident statement.
Your message is clear. She does not want to be reduced to her appearance or her once girlish appearance. “I refuse to apologize for my growing up. Don’t let me make me small to meet the unrealistic expectations of people who cannot deal with a girl becoming a woman. I will not be ashamed of how I look, how I dress or how I present myself. “
Fight of the VIP media
In her still young career, Brown was nominated twice for her “Stranger-Things” role as Eleven on the TV Award “Emmy”. Furthermore, she played in monster films such as “Godzilla to Kong” or “Enola Holmes”.
In the meantime, the debate about Brown’s appearance has developed into a struggle for the VIP media. Brown published the screenshot of an article from the British “Vogue”. With the heading: “No One Cares How Old You Think Millie Bobby Brown Looks”. It can be assumed that this Pro- and Contra-Millie number will go into the next round.