Madelyn Cline Addresses Comments About Her Weight
You know Madelyn Cline from the Netflix hit Outer Banks.
Obviously, it's impossible to keep track of every conversation that's going down online these days — which is why you might not be aware of the fact that people have apparently been talking about Madelyn's weight in various comments sections.
In a new interview with Allure, Madelyn addressed all the chatter and how it makes her feel — and, surprise surprise, she isn't exactly loving it.
'People love to pay attention to weight specifically,' she said. 'It's very bizarre to me. From season to season on Outer Banks, my appearance has changed with lots of factors: stress, breakups, healthy or unhealthy habits with food. It's normal life...Like, damn. Can I not be on my period? Can I not have a beer the night before?'
Madelyn also acknowledged that 'In the comment sections, we are not always family," which brings up a good point...be careful what you say about other people online, even if they're famous! You might think they're not reading it, but more often than not, they probably are.
You can read the entire interview right here.
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Madelyn Cline Addresses Comments About Her Weight
This post contains discussion of body image issues. You know Madelyn Cline from the Netflix hit Outer Banks. Obviously, it's impossible to keep track of every conversation that's going down online these days — which is why you might not be aware of the fact that people have apparently been talking about Madelyn's weight in various comments sections. In a new interview with Allure, Madelyn addressed all the chatter and how it makes her feel — and, surprise surprise, she isn't exactly loving it. 'People love to pay attention to weight specifically,' she said. 'It's very bizarre to me. From season to season on Outer Banks, my appearance has changed with lots of factors: stress, breakups, healthy or unhealthy habits with food. It's normal damn. Can I not be on my period? Can I not have a beer the night before?' Madelyn also acknowledged that 'In the comment sections, we are not always family," which brings up a good careful what you say about other people online, even if they're famous! You might think they're not reading it, but more often than not, they probably are. You can read the entire interview right here.
