What's it like taking a seat at the table and then maintaining it, though?

I wouldn't say I have, but I think it's so interesting.

The moment with Bridgerton, people say about film and TV industry, it is intense in terms of body image and needing to feel like you need to look perfect all the time.

But in some ways, as a teenager or a young adult, we're all so insecure about things.

And actually getting to be on a show like that and being perceived as like beautiful made me more confident with myself and my appearance than ever before.

So I think with the seat at the table, I feel like the way that I interpret that is I feel more confident and emboldened to show up 100% as myself.

and be proud of my identity.

Were you slightly surprised after carving out this path and carving out this piece of representation about the lack of roles that came your way or the quality of them?