Nicola Coughlan Ditches Social Media, Cites Mental Health

On March 23rd, Irish actress Nicola Coughlin, best known for Bridgerton and dairy girls,

announced she is deleting her social media account this Monday.

The 38-year-old star says the platforms have a really negative impact on her mental health.

She explained that she only downloads Instagram to promote her work, then deletes it immediately

after posting.

Coughlin shared this during a BBC interview while discussing her new role as the kindhearted

fairy silky and an adaptation of Inid Blightens the Magic, far away get tree.

Her co-stars Andrew Garfield and Claire Foye strongly agreed with her stance.

Garfield pointed out how tech companies hijack our attention and turn it into a commodity

during this digital revolution.

Foye added that the problem affects everyone, not just kids, and she supports steps like

potential bands for those under 16, though it's not that.

Straight forward.

Recently, Coughlin also addressed misconceptions about her body size from her nude scenes

in Bridgerton's third season.

She revealed she was a size 8-10 at the time after losing weight, but has no interest

in body positivity debates, preferring the spotlight.

Stay on her performances.

As she dives into this family-friendly project and balances the busy life with her actor

boyfriend, Jake Dunn, through video calls, Coughlin's move.

Calls a broader pushback, against social media's toll on stars and everyday folks alike.

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