season one, that was really, really covered up and kept on the down-low because the show was going to be coming out,” she began.. “It was a really tormenting place for me to be because my character was very alienated, very ostracised, on her own, under these horrible circumstances.”Bridgerton star Ruby Barker calls out Netflix for not caring for her mental health. Picture: The Loaf/YouTube
She went on to say that after not feeling supported, Barker tried “really, really hard” to brush it off and convince herself she was “fine.” “So, I was trying really, really hard to just sort of act like, you know, this is fine. This is OK. I’m OK. I can work. It’s not a problem.”star further explained that she constantly felt pressure to pretend everything was normal after production but deep down she knew it wasn’t.