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Bullying in the acting industry

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The newbies are not allowed to stand alongside their Big Sisters lest they steal the limelight from the older actresses.
The usual excuse: misunderstanding.

Mediacorp actress He Yingying opens up about being told to get out of photo with other stars​

He Yingying said the organiser later clarified that it was a miscommunication but she felt hurt nonetheless.


He Yingying said the organiser later clarified that it was a miscommunication but she felt hurt nonetheless.PHOTO: HEREISYINGYING / INSTAGRAM
Suzanne Sng

Jul 5, 2021


SINGAPORE - Mediacorp actress He Yingying, who took on her first lead role in recent Channel 8 drama series Soul Old Yet So Young, has opened up about an incident that left her in tears when she was a newbie.
The 26-year-old, who signed on as a full-time actress in 2017, recounted the incident which happened three to four years ago at a store opening with a number of other celebrities.
After some games, it was time to take a group photo.
In an interview published on Sunday (July 4) on entertainment website 8days.sg, she said: "After the artistes had all gathered, the photographer suddenly asked me to get out of the picture in front of everybody, including the media."
"Everyone was shocked and I felt like crying, but I couldn't, so I just had to keep it together. Then I went home and cried," she said, now able to laugh it off.
She added that actress Rebecca Lim, who was standing next to her, questioned the photographer but he said he "was told she shouldn't be in the picture".

The up-and-coming star said the organiser later clarified that it was a miscommunication but she felt hurt nonetheless.
She also revealed that this was the first time she had spoken about it.
"I used to feel like I should keep this to myself but now that I'm more grown-up, I'm able to look back and laugh about it, so I'm happy to share."
 
KNN my uncle cannot understand why some people can get bullied KNN in this case can't she fucked the person asking her to get out KNN scared this scared that how to survive KNN if she worlee by doing that will cause her to lose the role then this role is not worthy at all KNN
 
she would be famous more quickly if she said politely....... 'fuck your mother cheebye with the latest broomstick, why i cannot take photo"
 
So one needs special permission to stand with our croaky-sounding aunty-looking queen of mediacock izzit ?

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KNN my uncle cannot understand why some people can get bullied KNN in this case can't she fucked the person asking her to get out KNN scared this scared that how to survive KNN if she worlee by doing that will cause her to lose the role then this role is not worthy at all KNN
Generally,in Red Dot the employees are at the mercy of the employers/MOM.Some employees suffer in silence the abuse /victimization by their employers as they need the job for survival. There are a lot of bullying in the workplace. I guess your uncle is lucky as he is in a position of power to retaliate if there is any injustice against him.:tongue:
 
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