Amy Jackson On Being Brutally TROLLED For Her Transformation, Says ‘I Had To Fully Commit Myself…’ (Details Inside)

Actors' appearances and dress choices are frequently scrutinized and criticized, not just in the United States, but around the world. Recently, British actress Amy Jackson's startling new style sparked controversy and, tragically, contempt. Amy has appeared in Indian films such as 'Singh is Bliing', starring Akshay Kumar, and '2.0', starring Rajinikanth, to mention a few. People on social media immediately attributed her new appearance to plastic surgery or gender affirmation. Some people called her new look 'ugly,' and memes comparing her to Cillian Murphy went popular. Most of her Indian fans expressed disappointment that she no longer appeared as demure as she once did, and that she was represented in several of her desi films.

When Amy was asked about the offensive and nasty remarks, she responded, "I'm an actor and I take my job very seriously. For the last month, I’ve been filming a new project in the UK. So, for the character I am playing, I had to slim down and fully commit myself to the role".

She added, "The online outcry from the (mainly male) Indian demographic is quite sad. I've worked with male co-stars who had to drastically change their look for a film, and they were highly praised for it. The moment a woman does it through unusual hair and makeup which doesn't conform to their idealism of beauty, they think they have the right to troll you."

Amy is dating Ed Westwick from 'Gossip Girl'. The popular show featured him as Chuck Bass. Blake Lively, Leighton Meester, and others also appeared on the show. Ed also starred in the sitcom 'White Gold'. Ed made his feature debut in 2006 with 'Children of Men'.

They recently spent a vacation in Udaipur together. Ed and Amy Jackson acknowledged their romance in June of last year with an Instagram post by Amy. She was previously married to George Panayiotou.

Cillian was most recently featured in Christopher Nolan's smash film 'Oppenheimer'. In the film, he played 'father of the atomic bomb' Robert J Oppenheimer, with Robert Downey Jr, Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, and Florence Pugh.