The student of the modern Ariel Winters family has just sitting up for an honest conversation about the dangers of predatory behavior, when the actors join the entertainment industry.
The star shared her fears with him Daily Mail, As part of its promotional for the true docuseries of the Sosa crime (safe from online sexual abuse), available on YouTube.
For those not versed, this true crime show is organized jointly by a non -profit organization that aims to protect minors from sexual crimes, predatory behavior and harassment.
At the beginning of the conversation, he said: “I am familiar with the male predators because I worked in Hollywood at an early age, I started at 4 years.”
He also played a little in his daily life and added: “I don’t want to say too much about it, but by the time I was on a laptop and a cell phone, I was receiving inappropriate messages from older men, and caused trauma.”
And before concluding that he also used his heart in his sleeve and added: “The experiences I had in person and online when I was a child have affected me so much that I had to go to therapy for it. The film and television industry is a dark place.”
What is pertinent to mention is that this is not the first time that Winters has been honest about his own experiences as a children’s star.
She spoke extensively with People Also, admitting: “That was an important part of my adolescence.”
“I was right everywhere,” he admitted at that time. According to Winters herself, “it was all the headlines that I read about me, as adults who wrote articles about me saying how I looked terrible or pregnant or liked a fat shit. I mean, I was 14 years old. I totally damaged my self -esteem.”
