Ariana Grande ‘Reached Out’ To Rachel Zegler Amid Controversy

Rachel Zegler opens with the support she has received from her female colleagues in Hollywood as she is preparing for the release of “Snow White”.

The 23 -year -old actress was faced with an important public examination, in particular with regard to her cast in the live adaptation of Disney by The Classic Fairy Tale.

However, in the midst of the controversy, Zegler found the encouragement of his peers of industry, in particular the singer and actress Ariana Grande.

In a recent interview for SeduceThe story of the coverage, Zegler explained how Ariana Grande and other women go hand in to raise her during this difficult period.

One of the most sincere thanks to Zegler was addressed to big, which she described as “deeply kind”.

The star “Wicked” has unexpectedly contacted Zegler, offering his unwavering support.

“She holds out my hand – a look of nothing – and was like:” If you need something, I’m here “”, revealed Zegler. “She crossed the public’s eyes so much, and I always really, really admired her courage in the face of all this.”

Beyond large, Zegler has also received encouragement from several other eminent women in Hollywood.

She congratulated the actress and activist Jameela Jamil, known for her frank position on social justice and the questions of industry, referring to her “like a big sister”.

In addition, Zegler expressed a deep appreciation for his “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” Co-Stars Helen Mirren and Lucy Liu, calling them “guards” in Hollywood.

“I feel very held by them,” she said, recognizing the feeling of security they provided during his trip to industry.

The casting of Zegler as “Snow White” sparked a debate among certain audiences, in particular because of its Latina heritage.

However, having strong female mentors helped her navigate in the back with resilience and grace.

In addition to recognizing its support system, Zegler has challenged the long -standing story that women in the entertainment industry have to compete. Instead, she believes in promoting fraternity and mutual success.

“All I am really looking for in this company is a sister, and they are not always easy to find,” she admitted. “We are often told that other women must be your competitors, and I do not subscribe.”

The actress pleaded for the defense of peers, whether they are close friends or simply colleagues in the industry.

“I think you have to defend your friends and defend your colleagues, whether you are close to them or not,” she added.

To Zegler, the real success has just raised the others rather than engaging in rivalry. She even offered a light advice to manage the competition: “So, the second that there is an intimidation or a competition, it is enough to put” Girl, so Confused “by Charli XCX and speak.”

While the live action of Disney “Snow White” approaches its release, the reports suggest a tension between its two main actresses, Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot.

Although the two promoted the film together during major events such as Oscars and D23 D23.

However, they fueled the rumors that they did not work, because Zegler promoted the film alone in Spain, while Gadot did so solo in Disneyland on March 16.

Therefore, sources indicate that their relationship remains strictly professional. Their opposite political opinions are an important factor contributing to this reported distance.

Gadot, an Israeli actress and former TSAhal soldier, expressed her support for Israel, while Zegler expressed her solidarity with Palestine in the middle of the current conflict in Gaza.

Their different positions have fueled speculations on friction, the initiates noting that they have little in common outside of work.

Beyond its dynamics with Gadot, Zegler has been at the center of the controversy since his casting.

Faced with the racist reaction to be a Latina “Snow White”, she also stirred a debate by calling the original 1937 film “dated” and emphasizing a modernized remake.

This would have frustrated Gadot, who prefers to avoid the public drama concerning the projects on which she works.

Meanwhile, Disney would have struggled to manage the frank nature of Zegler.

Sources say that leaders have urged her to mitigate her activity on social networks, but she has resisted.

While the release of March 21 of “Snow White” is approaching, the drama over screen continues to generate as much attention as the film itself.