Rachel Zegler’s recent comments about Taylor Swift have piqued the interest of fans, especially after her recent interview with Teen Vogue. Fans are eager to learn more about the actress’ thoughts on how the public treats celebrities, including the “Fortnight” singer.
Here’s a brief look at Rachel Zegler’s comments on Taylor Swift, internet harassment, and celebrity privacy, which have caught fans’ attention.
Rachel Zegler comments on Taylor Swift in Teen Vogue interview
In a recent interview, Rachel Zegler expressed her support for Chappell Roan’s comments on setting boundaries with fans. She also addressed the negative treatment of women in the public eye, including Taylor Swift.
Speaking to Teen Vogue, Zegler resonated with Roan’s perspective. “I wish I had the wherewithal to say it the way Chappell did. I think she’s brilliant,” she said, referencing how Roan handled online harassment and fan boundaries. Zegler also mentioned her own experiences with online backlash and how it made her reflect on the treatment of other female public figures.
Rachel Zegler also reflected on the negative attention towards women like Taylor Swift, Halle Bailey, and Jennifer Lawrence. She added, “I’ve seen women in particular be torn down my entire life… and I know why, but the general public will never learn.” Zegler further commented on how people discuss Taylor Swift online, noting the unfair assumptions made about her.
“Why is Taylor Swift XYZ? You don’t know her,” the West Side Story star stated, explaining how baseless opinions about Swift circulate widely. She urged people to focus on their own lives instead of critiquing others, saying, “Touch some grass. Kiss a girl, do something.”
Zegler, who faced criticism after her involvement with the Snow White live-action adaptation, expanded on her thoughts. She pointing out the pressure that comes with losing one’s anonymity. The actress said, “…the second one loses their anonymity, they lose everything that comes with it, and that is comfort.”
Zegler concluded by highlighting the toxic nature of social media and the harm it causes, particularly to women in the entertainment industry. Both she and her Romeo+Juliet co-star Kit Connor expressed frustration at the unwarranted negativity celebrities face, especially from people who don’t truly know them.
