Adjoa Andoh, known for her role as Lady Danbury in Netflix's 'Bridgerton,' criticized the entertainment industry for its ongoing failure to adequately light Black actors, a concern she described as 'very tiring and very distracting.' Speaking on the 'Stirring It Up' podcast, she expressed frustration that, despite the show's praise for diversity, little has changed regarding the treatment of Black actors. Andoh highlighted that she feels compelled to voice these issues to production teams, which detracts from her ability to perform freely. She emphasized that her desire is simply to act without having to raise concerns about her portrayal. Additionally, she collaborated closely with show creator Shonda Rhimes to incorporate her West African heritage into Lady Danbury's character. The actress's comments underscore a broader struggle Black performers face in the industry, raising awareness about systemic issues that persist despite progress.