In recent months, 23-year-old actress Sophie Turner has repeatedly talked about her struggle with depression and eating disorders.
Lastly, in an interview with Sunday Times, the artist, who plays Sansa Stark's role in the "Game of Thrones" series, has recounted that the situation deteriorated and went to the point where from weight loss and stress , the period was forbidden.
Turner said that happily in her life appeared (now spouse) Joe Jonas, at a time when she was struggling with mental worries and the perfect body image. Sophie met Jonas when she was 20, "at a stage that was not good at heart."
"He was of the type: I can not be with you until you love yourself. I think he saved my life. "
Turner was only 13 when he started working for the "Game of Thrones" cinematographic project and only 15 when the series debuted for the first time in 2011. The actress told Sunday Times that she would not have appeared in public during adolescence.
In April, in a podcast interview at Dr. Phil with Phil McGraw showed that at that time, numerous negative comments on social networks impacted on her health, followed by 5-6 years of depressed daily struggle.
"It was strange, I was not very depressed, but I started thinking about suicide, I do not know why, maybe it may have come as a strange fascination I had, but yes, I thought about suicide."
During these years, Turner had a very big problem with the image of her body. The actress told the Sunday Times she felt "desperately unhappy" and at the age of 19, the peridot did not come for a consecutive year when she called for a therapist's help.
"People said: Uaa, Sansa added 4kg, Sansa has removed 4kg [Sansa Stark, her role in GOT]. I got a lot of reviews about weight and acne, though I was a teenager and it was normal. If it was not enough, I received and many comments that I was not a good actress. I just believed it all. I told myself that I was overweight, that I had acne and did not know how to act. I asked the costumers to tighten me as fast as I had too many problems with self-confidence, "the 23-year-old TV show" DR. Phil ".
