Denise Richards He talks about the fighting in his career, revealing she was sexually harassed, but she made she staying quiet to avoid avoiding a black list from the entertainment industry.

In his recent interview, Denise Richards also opened around the last trauma in the season three Premiere of Fox's "special forces: the hardest test in the world."

In a sincere interview with PeopleThe 54-year-old "wild things" actress reflected on a painful experience, explaining why never flowed a legal action. "I was told that I would be blacklisted," Richards shared. "I felt so vulnerable. This was a career that I wanted to do. To be told that you would never work in the industry where you are passionate, that is a difficult thing."

The view back, Richards expressed gratitude for the changes that brought the #Metoo movement.

"I'm glad that women are able to have more voice and are protected," she said. "If this happened in this age, I would be worn differently, but I was so young and unknown and (only) starting."

Richards, USA Mother Three daughters, alone, 20, Lola, 19, and ELOISE, 13, admired their trust and ability to advocate for themselves.

"I look at my daughter doing our show and as such strong women," she said. "If I had that, I think I could deal a little differently with that. I wish I had confidence that they had to have a never to stand for myself as they work."

She acknowledged that "people were pleasure" to keep in her early years, something that daughters considered different to handling her.

"I love my girlfriends, this early in their career, may (speak). Sometimes I'm like that," Maybe you'd like to sink it, "but mostly, I'm glad to say" able to say what you think . I wish I could come back then. "

During the episode, he talked about a sexual attack that endured as a teenager and her desire to overcome fear. "I really want to learn how to not be overwhelmed by fear," she said. "I went through traumatic situations that were very scary for me. I want to learn how to deal with these issues and be stronger."

While attempting to exercise helicopter, Richards fought, speaking to the staff of guidance (DS) that her reaction was not because of "petrified", but "quite emotional." She admitted that fear had often paralyzed in critical moments. "I was in situations where I frozen, and I can't work, I can't even talk to protect myself," she explained.

She told babies on the road from 2022. in Los Angeles, where she and her husband, Pihter Aaron, shot in a ride. "He didn't want to go alone, thank God, and we fired physically in his truck," Richards said. "I sat on the floor and I was just literally. I'm in love. I was so scared ... I froze."

Richards then shared the details of the intimidating attack he endured in 15. years.

"The first time I ever experienced it, I was 15, and I noticed a man who follows me," she said. "He came behind me, put his hand around his mouth, grabbed my vagina and began to pull me, and I froze. I couldn't scream. It's so scary to have that situation, to keep up and so vulnerable. "

She emphasized that her past experiences fueled to ensure that daughter would never face the same horrors. "I have three daughters, and I want them to never pass them. And also, if something, God forbid, happens, to be strong enough to fix it."

Richards admitted in the confessional segment that her last traumas are still very much wagering on her.

"I don't think I did a lot of what I passed, and it's very scary," she admitted. "I don't know if I could beat my past."

Richards "Sincerely Revelation highlight the long-term effects of trauma and resilience needs to be uttered after years of silence.