Chrissy Metznoticed the way herThis Is Usfame changed people’s perceptions of her immediately most clearly while traveling.
“But now because now I’m on a TV show, they don’t care.
Or they’re like, ‘Oh, well you’re famous.'”
Chrissy Metz on Hallmark Channel’s ‘Home & Family’ in 2020.Paul Archuleta/Getty
“So they dropped their judgment or they dropped their discrimination now that you’re famous?”
“But I don’t think they did,” Metz replied.
“I think that the judgment is now just, ‘Oh, I’m famous.’
Chrissy Metz and Jamie Kern Lima of ‘The Jamie Kern Lima Show’.Images Courtesy of The Jamie Kern Lima Show
And maybe what could I provide to them or what insight could I share with them?
I don’t know.
Do they feel cooler sitting next to someone who’s famous?
I don’t understand it, but it is very interesting to me.”
“That kind of behavior, it makes you not want to trust people….
Even in relationships, it’s like, ‘Why does a man want to be with me?
Is it something that, are they going to get something from me?’
It’s hard to now cultivate relationships, like what are people’s intentions?”
I never expected that."
