'The Crown' actress Meg Bellamy alleges online bullying and body shaming, claims to be slammed for playing Kate Middleton
Kate Middleton in the sixth and final season of Netflix's "The Crown," actress Meg Bellamy, 21, has been the target of online bullying because of her weight. During an interview with 'Mail' on Sunday's 'You' magazine, Bellamy disclosed that she was subjected to body shaming and bullying on social media, with some even stating she was «too fat to play Kate.» When she checked her phone, she claimed to have received a lot of remarks criticizing her appearance, as per the reports of the New York Post.
Negative comments
Bellamy talked about how these negative remarks affected her. She stated that men who had profile pictures of themselves holding fish were the ones who made the most of the negative comments. After realizing the pointlessness of the remarks made on social media, Bellamy decided to keep her distance from them.
Progressing in a positive manner
Bellamy maintains a positive outlook and concentrates on the several wonderful opportunities she has had despite the online bullying. She thinks she is having her greatest life and views the trolls as «losers». To get ready for the part, Bellamy binge-watched countless hours of Middleton footage and grew to love her, as reported by the New York Post.
«The Crown” 's sixth season focuses on Middleton's early relationship with Prince William. However, the royal couple had no intention of watching the event, according to royal biographer Robert Hardman, who wrote „The Making of a King: King Charles III and the
