Cinderella Star Carrie Hope Fletcher Reveals Ugly Sisters’ Bullying Of Her Character Onstage Has Damaged Her Mental Health
- Harassment of Carrie Hope Fletcher’s character by the ugly sisters is starting to hurt
- And splitting from her boyfriend Oliver Ormson, 32, made it harder to cope.
- The 29-year-old singer-actress stars in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical.
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On stage, the Ugly Sisters and the evil stepmother insult and bully her night after night.
And Cinderella star Carrie Hope Fletcher has now admitted that her character’s constant bullying has begun to affect her offstage as well.
The 29-year-old singer-actress has been playing the title role in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s West End musical at the Gillian Lynne Theater since August.
But after splitting from boyfriend Oliver Ormson, 32, in January, she finds it increasingly difficult to mentally deal with the abuse her character receives.
Fight: Carrie Hope Fletcher, pictured at The WhatsOnStage Awards 2022, split from her boyfriend in January
It’s not a fairy tale: Star pictured with stepmother, Victoria Hamilton-Barritt in Cinderella at the Gillian Lynne Theater
‘OK honesty time. I have been struggling recently,” she said.
‘Someone I loved left me at the beginning of the year. I’d be worried about myself if that didn’t lead me astray.
“But on top of that, I’m on a show where my character is constantly put down.
She has been told that she is so physically unattractive that she could only be loved by someone she cannot see. That no one could love someone so surprisingly simple. They call her a goblin, a witch that no one would sleep with and none of this seemed so bad when I came home to someone who loved me, but… suddenly those words began to hurt, they began to dig into latent insecurities and wake them up. . her dream.
Sister of McFly singer Tom Fletcher, Miss Fletcher plays a Cinderella with a gothic twist in the Lord Lloyd-Webber show.
Writing on Instagram, she added: “It’s all fake… of course I know but when things get a little darker, when you feel a little vulnerable and exposed, your mind can play tricks on you.” He may start whispering bitter things in your ear before you go to sleep.
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