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Beloved Sex and the City star, Kristin Davis, recently opened up about the harsh realities of public scrutiny, shedding light on the darker side of fame. She courageously discussed her battle against trolls and the emotional toll of facing relentless ridicule for her use of fillers. Her story reminds us of the importance of compassion and self-acceptance.
Davis, who plays the ever-hopeful Charlotte York Goldenblatt recently got real about society’s expectations of women to look forever young. “It’s hard to be confronted with your younger self at all times,” the 58-year-old star shared, adding that it’s even more challenging to remember that you don’t have to look like that.
She says that the internet wants women to look younger while at the same time, there is a demand to age naturally, Davis explains. So, at one point, she broke under pressure and got facial fillers that made her feel better for a while, but not everyone was impressed with the change.
The actress faced harsh online criticism and was mocked for her appearance, especially by other women, which is particularly painful. “I have shed tears about it. It’s very stressful,” Davis bravely admits.
However, the actress didn’t shy away from discussing beauty procedures she’s gone through, — including Botox and fillers, with varying degrees of success. “I have done fillers, and it’s been good, and I’ve done fillers, and it’s been bad,” she says. Ultimately, after deciding to remove the fillers, she was “ridiculed relentlessly.”
Davis, who we will soon watch in season 2 of And Just Like That, says that there is a lot of “shame” surrounding plastic surgeries and that many women in the show business do not feel comfortable talking about it.
“It’s so sad. We have enough problems as it is. We don’t need to shame each other. Like, it’s so much a waste of time, but it does hurt,” Davis admits.
Kristin Davis’s journey serves as a powerful reminder to prioritize self-love and compassion in the face of scrutiny. Her courage to speak out encourages others to embrace their true selves and find strength in their unique beauty.