Lea Michele speaks out for the first time about negative comments from her ‘Glee’ co-stars

read Michele He has spoken about the negative comments he has received these years from his fellow ‘Glee’. In case you didn’t know (or did, but we’ll refresh it for you anyway), according to many of the actors who appeared in the most popular musical series of the 2010s, Lea did not behave well at all, even having a despotic and abusive attitude , harassing and being racist.

On these accusations, Lea has spoken on few occasions and very lightly, but now, in an interview with the media Interview Magazine, has answered in a more forceful way about the situation, and has implicitly admitted that he behaved badly, but that he has changed and learned from that whole stage. “I think these last two years have been very important for all of us to sit down and reflect. I personally contacted many. And the most important thing was that we put that behind us. I am very grateful for the opportunity to apply the things that I have learned during the last ten years in a positive way.

Currently, Lea is working on the musical ‘Funny Girl’ on Broadway, a project that is giving her a lot of visibility because the reviews are very good. “What I told myself going into ‘Funny Girl’ was, ‘If I can’t make my role as a leader off stage as important as my role as a leader on stage, then I shouldn’t take this role. To have this opportunity at 36, as a wife and mother, to enter this job that comes with so much pressure and great responsibility was a very big achievement for me, and now I know that, At the end of the day, what matters most is how you make people feel.“, develop.

And she concludes that she has realized many things and feels healed: “The conversations I had behind the scenes with some people were incredibly healing and very revealing for me. I will never blame the things I’ve been through in my life But you can’t ignore those experiences or deny them either. They’re part of my life. When I got the call that I was going to play Fanny Brice, I thought, ‘This can be really important for my career, but it’s also great to have this opportunity, to introduce people to who I am now.” ‘Wow’, I’ve never spoken so clearly…