Scottish actress Freya Mavor, who rose to fame with her role in the BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, has made a deeply personal and emotional revelation in a recent interview.
The 29-year-old star, known for her captivating performances on both stage and screen, bravely opened up about her struggles with mental health and the pressures of fame.
A Candid Confession
Mavor, who grew up in Edinburgh, spoke frankly about the challenges she's faced in the spotlight. "There's this expectation that as an actress you should always be 'on'," she revealed. "But the truth is, we're human too."
The Price of Perfection
The actress described how the constant scrutiny affected her wellbeing: "When you're constantly being judged on your appearance and performance, it's easy to lose sight of who you really are."
Mavor's honesty has been praised by mental health advocates, who see her openness as an important step in breaking down stigma in the entertainment industry.
From Screen to Stage
Despite these challenges, Mavor continues to shine in her career. After her breakthrough role in Pride and Prejudice, she's gone on to appear in numerous theatre productions and television series.
Her latest project sees her returning to her Scottish roots in a powerful new drama set to premiere next month.
A Message of Hope
The actress ended the interview on a positive note: "I've learned that vulnerability isn't weakness - it's strength. My hope is that by speaking out, others might feel less alone."
Mavor's courageous revelation has sparked important conversations about mental health in the arts, proving that even our favourite stars face very human struggles.
