Sarah Jessica Parker They may have become a cultural icon such as the loved Carrie Bradshaw, but "Sex and the city" stars admit that the supervision that came with fame took over the painful toll on itself.

In an honest interview published on Wednesday, Sarah Jessica Parker opened a sharp and often deeply personal criticism at the height of her "SATC" fame between 1998. and 2004. Years.

"Like, things I couldn't change and I wouldn't change and never considered a change. Or even still after I heard something that was," What would you say? "- Even still, there is no interest in it," she added.

Parker, who started as a children's star, reflected that the comments, often centriated around her appearance, left her stunning.

"I didn't feel like I could sit in the room and someone would say," You're really unattractive, "Jao. Well, that's hard, why do you look angry about it?"

Sarah Jessica Parker revealed that she hit a point of breaking after reading a particularly brutal comment in the magazine.

"I was just like," Why is this a problem? Why does this deserve your time and why do you look like to say that? "" She questioned.

"I called two of my friends, who happened that they were male, because I knew he might know about it," she said. "And I was just like I stained because he felt so purposeful. I think it's the only time I really cried for it."

"He felt like a blow in rubber parts," Hocus Pocus "the actress added an actress." It was just the accumulation of the season and the kind of comment. No one was trying to make me be aware of it, but it gets (back). "

The podcast host Alex Cooper confessed the vulnerability of Sarah Jessica Parker, noting double standard women often facing when it comes to appearance. While women are often inspected for how they look, she pointed out, men rarely perceive the same pressure level.

"I can make the whole episode about it." Why do we feel so pleasant commenting women's bodies? Why do we feel like women need to actually look like a statue? "Where we celebrate the men and belly of beer, and they are all like 'it's hot!' These are only double standards insane, "Cooper said after hearing the SJP's discoveries.

Before "sex and town," Parker said that she lived relatively under the radar and was mostly known for his work, not her appearance or private life.

"To be on a television show especially ... It was probably a real test of my mechanisms for dealing, because I wasn't ready, and that was before the social media. So I was really ready for a public comment," Sarah Jessica Parker recalled.

"There was no chatter for me," she added. "It was the personal belongings I was really not prepared for."

"At that time, I thought I was a pretty confident person," the SJP continued. "But I think it really calls into question and tests when you're kind of filleted in some way. We better find us for such types of experiences, but not all are well in that right now."