It’s been two years since Lea Michele got here underneath hearth for diva habits on the set of Glee — and now she’s trying again on what she has realized.
During a latest Q&A with Jeremy O. Harris for Interview Magazine, Lea opened up about how she’s “navigated” and healed for the reason that scandal. The actress even says she’s had some “eye-opening” conversations with a few of the folks she damage. The interviewer introduced up her 2020 backlash (extra on that HERE), however didn’t go into specifics, and requested:
“How have you navigated that? Do you see being in this moment — when you’re looked at as one of the saviors of Broadway — as a chance to rectify some of those things?”
In response, the Scream Queens star shared she thinks it was vital to “reflect” on the previous few years:
“I think these past two years have been so important for everybody to just sit back and reflect. I did a lot of personal reach-outs. But the most important thing was for everybody to just take a step back.”
Lea didn’t say who she reached out to, or if issues went nicely, however it’s all the time a good suggestion to attempt to mend issues on the supply!
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She additionally mentioned she’s excited to have the ability to “apply” the issues she’s realized:
“More than anything, I’m so grateful to have this opportunity to apply the things that I’ve learned over the past ten-plus years in a positive way. What I told myself stepping into ‘Funny Girl’ was, ‘If I can’t take my role as a leader offstage as important as my role as a leader onstage, then I shouldn’t do this show.’ Because that was always a struggle for me. So to have this opportunity now at 36 years old as a wife and a mother — to step into this job that comes with so much pressure and a huge amount of responsibility — was a very, very big achievement for me.”
The songstress mentioned on the finish of the day, you’ve acquired to place your personal emotions “aside” as a result of what “matters the most” is the way you make others really feel:
“The conversations that I’ve had behind the scenes with some people were incredibly healing and very eye-opening for me. I’ve been doing this for a really long time and I’m not going to ever blame anything on the things that I’ve been through in my life. But you also can’t ignore those experiences or deny them. They are a part of the patchwork of my life.”
Finishing up her assertion, she mentioned that is her “opportunity” to reintroduce herself as a modified particular person:
“When I got the call that I was going to play Fanny Brice, I said, ‘Okay, this could be really big for my career, but it’s also helpful to have this opportunity to introduce people to who I am now.’”
Love to listen to about all of the optimistic vibes shifting ahead! Hopefully we gained’t have anymore diva second tales anytime quickly…
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[Image via Instagram/Lea Michele/Fox]