The “Glee” star’s rumored behavior came to light after her former co-star Samantha Ware accused her of committing “traumatic microaggressions” toward her.
Lea Michele has excused her past behavior as a result of her “really hard” work ethic.in an interview published Thursday.The “Glee” alum, who isin “Funny Girl,” further claimed the pressure of being a child star on Broadway left her in a “semi-robotic state.”
Michele, 36, came under fire in June 2020 when she tweeted a message using the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter that resulted in her former “Glee” co-starfor committing “traumatic microaggressions” toward her. Ware claimed Michele had threatened to have her fired, humiliated her in front of their castmates and made her first television opportunity “a living hell.”
“That level of perfectionism, or that pressure of perfectionism, left me with a lot of blind spots,” she said.
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