Star Wars: The Force Awakens shot Daisy Ridley to super-stardom virtually overnight as she appeared in one of the biggest movie franchises of all time after a long-awaited comeback, but despite her much-praised performance, it seems it took its toll.
The 25-year-old actress has opened up about her struggles with fame and her decision to seek therapy during a new interview with Vogue.
Daisy, who is soon set to appear in Force Awakens follow-up The Last Jedi along with crime adaptation Murder on the Orient Express, explained that one fan even tracked down her home and asked for autographs, to which she replied: "No f**kin' way."
She explained: "Everything was so confusing. People were recognising me – I still don't know how to handle it.
"My skin got really bad because I was stressed. It was crippling. I just felt so seen and so self-conscious."
Meanwhile, her mother told her: "Everyone's trying to take ownership of you."
Daisy then explained that she began seeing a therapist, who was a "lovely lady" able to support her through the challenges of fame.
Despite things improving for her massively, she candidly admitted that she still calls her mother on a monthly basis "in hysterical tears, going, 'I'm not equipped to deal with this'".
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