Lily-Rose Depp felt “comfortable” getting n*ked for saucy scenes in her new TV drama ‘The Idol’.
The daughter of Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis plays a pop star trying to make a comeback opposite real life musician Abel ‘The Weeknd’ Tesfaye and the show has raised eyebrows with its raunchy s*x scenes – but Lily-Rose, 24, is adamant she didn’t feel exploited while filming such provocative material.
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Speaking to the New York Times, Lily-Rose Depp explained: “There are many women who have felt exploited by the n*dity they’ve done and have thought, I didn’t feel great about that. But I’m comfortable performing in that way, I enjoy it. It informed the character.
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Lily-Rose Depp added, “In the conversation around the risque aspects, there’s the implication that it’s something being consistently imposed upon women. Obviously, that has been true a lot historically.”
The actress also addressed the controversy surrounding the show – insisting she wasn’t interested in making a wholesome family-friendly series.
Lily-Rose Depp said: “We always knew that we were going to make something that was going to be provocative and perhaps not for everyone. That was a draw for all of us. I don’t think any of us were interested in making anything that was going to be, you know, fun for the whole family.”
The Weeknd added: “When I first started making music, it was the exact same thing. It was provocative, and I knew it was going to be tough for people. And a lot of people didn’t like it. Not to compare it, but I feel that this is kind of like that again. This is not going to be for everybody, and that’s fine. We’re not politicians.”
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