'Bridgerton' Sophie Hayelin Answers Racism Controversy

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Hayerin, the main character of "Bridgerton 4," responded to the controversy over racism during the promotion.

On the afternoon of the 4th, a press conference for season 4 of the Netflix series "Bridgerton" was held at the Live Hall on the 3rd floor of the Myeongdong Community House in Jung-gu, Seoul. Actor Hayerin, the main character of this season, attended the event.

Recently, "Bridgerton 4" actors have launched promotions, highlighting a actress other than the heroine Hayerin in the photos released for the promotion, and the main character Hayerin sitting at the end and being invisible in the promotional video, sparking controversy over "racism."

In response, Hayerin said, "I've seen such (racist) comments. Interestingly, when I'm in the field, I don't feel racist at all or discriminated against individuals at all. But even when I think about it, there seems to be a little bit of detail, a little bit of detail overlooked."

"Of course, I didn't know that intentionally or consciously," Hayerin said. I didn't feel anything personally, but I understand why people saw it that way. I think this is an opportunity to show mutual tolerance for detail. It also shows that such details should not be overlooked in many areas. It was interesting because there were some things that I was worried about while working, and some things that I had to go through. I hope we can learn together through this opportunity. I hope these things don't lead to excessive criticism or hatred," he said.

Meanwhile, "Bridgerton" is a Netflix Siri that drew keen attention for the scandal and romance that shook Britain's upper-class society in the 19th century. Season 4 of "Bridgerton" had a romance that crossed the boundaries of love, identity and class between "The Lady in the Silver Dress" and real-life maid Sophie Baek (Hayelin), whom Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson), a free spirit indifferent to marriage, met at a masquerade.

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