Kate Winslet on Body Shaming After Titanic

Kate Winslet has opened up about the body shaming she faced during her early career, particularly following her role in Titanic. In a recent 60 Minutes interview, Winslet recounted being criticized for her appearance at the 1998 Golden Globes, where a reporter suggested she needed a larger dress size. Despite the hurtful comments, Winslet confronted some of her critics, expressing that she hoped her words would 'haunt them.' She emphasized that the confrontation wasn't just for herself, but for others who have faced similar harassment. Winslet has consistently rejected the idea of altering her appearance for roles, instead highlighting the importance of embracing one's natural self. Her experiences underscore the ongoing issues of body shaming in Hollywood, particularly towards women.