Karla Sofía Gascón reflects on the recent tumultuous season of her life.
The 52-year-old Spanish star of Emilia Pérez had a whirlwind 2024-first with the critical success of her Jacques Audiard-missed Netflix film, and later with the fall-out of the weather of the offensive tweets she made a few years ago.
Echted by journalist Sarah Hagi, the posts of Karla spit in 2020 and 2021 anti-Islam and racist rhetoric.
As a result of the subsequent return, the Transgender actress chose not to attend the Bafta, SAG and GOYA Awards in the height of this past Awards season.
Now, in a long -term explanation shared with the Hollywood reporter, Gascón has revealed that she has considered 'the unthinkable' at the height of the recoil.
Karla acknowledged her mistakes and said: 'Without an excuse and without any intention to justify one of my earlier actions, I apologize to everything I insulted at any time in my life and during my journey.
Karla Sofía Gascón reflects on the recent tumultuous season of her life, making her the target of recoil after attacking tweets she made; Shown March 2
The 52-year-old Spanish star of Emilia Pérez had a whirlwind 2024-first with the critical success of her Jacques Audiard-missed Netflix film, and later with the consequences of her tweets
“I demand humble for their forgiveness and, to honor their kindness and understanding, I promise that I will connect to keep learning and listening, so as not to make the same mistakes in the future.”
Elsewhere in the manifesto, the movie star solemnly admitted: “In the midst of this unexpected, devastating storm there were times when the pain was so overwhelming that I considered the unthinkable.”
She shared heartbreaking: 'I cherished dark thoughts than that I in some of my previous, no less intimate and personal struggles. And I wondered: if I, with all my strength and readiness to deal with anger and rejection, stand on the edge, what would have become of someone with less emotional means to resist this attack? '
Gascón completed the thought: 'I have made it somehow. Others would not have survived this cheeky winter. I am about to complete. '
The entertainer added that she is hopeful that the worst of the unrest has passed.
'Now that the storm is a bit calm, and the worst has passed (or so I hope), I start to clearly see what I have learned.
“I learned that hatred, like fire, cannot be put down with more hatred. No violations can be erased with more violations and mistakes cannot clean up other mistakes, especially when lies and forgery spread everywhere and when everything they return to me, pure anger, flagrant bullying, annoyance, contempt and even death threats is. '
In a long -term explanation shared with the Hollywood reporter, Gascón has revealed that she has considered 'the unthinkable' at the height of the return; shown 28 February
Gascón received public support from Madonna in recent days, using the Queen of Pop Social Media to express its concern
Karla would share a photo of her and Madonna in a warm embrace and thanked the singer for showing her love and inviting her to her Oscars After Party this week
Gascón received public support from Madonna in recent days, using the Queen of Pop Social Media to express its concern.
The Hitmaker of Material Girl wrote via Instagram stories: 'The Lynch Mob mentality in this country is at a record high. The excitement that people get from looking at people going down or being silenced, being blacklisted is disturbing. '
The singer also shouted: “It breaks my heart to witness the pain of Trans-people who are not accepted by a society that fears them because they are different.”
Karla shared a photo of her and Madonna in a warm embrace and thanked the singer for showing her love and inviting her to her Oscars After party this week.
'Madonna, I want to thank you for all the love you have shown me, for your invitation for the feast you gave after the Oscars and for your words of love and strength. I love you, “she wrote online.
