Reneé Rapp: Ditching the Script and Embracing Authenticity
The 'Mean Girls' star explains why she finds media training boring and refuses to give fluffy answers, causing headlines on her latest press tour.
Rapp's Unfiltered Approach to Interviews
Reneé Rapp made waves by going off-script during the press tour for the new 'Mean Girls' movie. She openly admits to finding media training tedious and prefers to give genuine, unfiltered responses, even if it means sparking controversy.
As she said, “Media training is boring, I can’t give fluffy answers.”
The Impact of Honesty in the Entertainment Industry
In an industry often characterized by carefully crafted personas, Rapp's decision to be authentic resonates with many. But does it come at a cost? Some argue that her honesty is refreshing, while others criticize her lack of filter.
Her hit song, Not My Fault, released last year, further cemented her status as a rising star.
BBC News Coverage
This story was originally reported by BBC News. You can find the full article on their website. The report was authored by Mark Savage, Music Correspondent, and Zora Sicher.
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