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She was only 25, but with a career that started in the mid -2000s,Chloë Grace Moretz already has a lot to look at, both good and bad. The actor has worked regularly since 2004, when she was seven years old, but the simple fact that viewers have continued to look at her on the screen does not mean that she is manipulated to be a celebrity in the same way all Throughout his stay in the spotlight. In a new interview withHunger, Moretz said she "has become a recluse"After a meme laughs at her body has circulated online, and the" horrible "joke was a point of rupture between her and the reputation. Read the rest to see what the actor said about the ridicule Internet and how she succeeded.

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When she started playing professionally, Moretz was just a child. She made a name for herself in projects, in particularKick ass movies,Hugo,,Sils Maria Clouds, and30 rock, among others. His most recent films includeMother / Android,,Shadow in the cloud, andTom and Jerry.

In his interview withHunger, Moretz shared that she remembers her first meetings with paparazzi roughly at the timeKick ass was released in 2010.

It's a kind of distant memory, in the sense that I was a child and 90% of the time, nobody really bothers me, "she said." But afterKick ass, the first time I experienced paparazzi was 10 to 15 adult guys surrounding a 12 -year -old girl. "She explained that the paparazzi pushed her mother and that she fell into traffic." It is an assault against all the senses, with cries and flashes. I got into the car afterwards and just melted in tears. I think it's my marker before and after. ""

Moretz also revealed that when she was 18, she had an extreme reaction to the kind of press she had been doing for a decade at that time.

"I was 18 years old and I was doing a red carpet. I left it and I felt so much disgust for oneself and I was really confused about the experience that has just taken place," -she explains. "I was really sick after that. There was this change to shake complete in my conscience, I asked who I was. What am I doing? Who am I? Why am I Do this? Like, what does that mean? "

Moretz said that for a while, she was able to be a person in her private life and one in public, but finally they "collided and [she] felt really raw and vulnerable and open".

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When "horrible" on his body started to make the online tricks, Moretz was thrown again.

"In fact, I never really talked about that, but there was a meme that really affected me, of me entering a hotel with a pizza box in hand. And this photo was manipulated in a character fromFamily guy With long legs and short torso, and it was one of the most widespread memes at the time, "said Moretz in the interview.

"Everyone was making fun of my body, and I brought it with someone and they said to themselves:" Oh, close the [Expletifs], it's funny "", she said. "And I just remember sitting there and thinking, my body is used as a joke and it is something that I cannot change for whom I am, and it is displayed everywhere on Instagram. It was it was. Something so benign than entering a hotel with remains. And to date, when I see this meme, it is something very difficult to overcome. "

Moretz continued to work afterFamily guyThe joke has surfaced but was determined to live a less public life otherwise.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"I have mainly become reclusive," she said. "It was great because I moved away from photographers and I could be myself, and have as many experiences that people did not photograph, but at the same time, it made me very anxious When I was photographed. My heart rate would go up and I would hypervent. ""

Moretz has spoken out several times over the years to try to maintain a healthy body image in Hollywood. In 2016,she saidShe , "When I was 16. I wanted a work of Boob. I wanted cosmetic surgery. ' And because of that, I found a lot of power in my insecurity. This is what makes me who I am now. "