Joey King talks about starting therapy in revealing interview with Flaunt magazine

She has two films in the works – The Kissing Booth 3 and Bullet Train with Brad Pitt.

And Joey King is the cover girl for the Dawn Chorus issue of Flaunt Magazine.

The 21-year-old actress revealed in her interview that she focused on self-care and started therapy to ‘be the best version of myself that I try to be’.

The movie star said: ‘I’ve done a lot of homework for myself this year. I started therapy this year, which I had never done before. I started to be the best version of myself that I try to be.

Joey donned a white Fendi Spring 2021 look consisting of a crop top, shorts and jacket, adding Pandora jewelry for the cover.

The Netflix star said of the on-camera and off-camera work, the star said: ‘I feel so grateful to have achieved such success that I am now in a position to decide what I want to produce. and create opportunities for me that otherwise might not have presented themselves to me.

Her goal is not to put too much pressure on herself because she always felt like she did.

She just says, “Hey, it’s okay for you to be anxious.” or “It’s okay for you to be overwhelmed and only respond to one email.” Just being able to say that makes me feel better… I don’t think I’m the most patient person, ”adding that it’s something she thinks she has to work on.

During his coverage, Joey said that being in the public eye, “ Being an actor is so difficult, because you have this image of who you are and what kind of image you want to portray to you. other people, when in reality you have no control over what people think of you.

The star continued, “ … I started to see the downside of having so much information about you or your personality or your personal information.

Joey spoke about the various roles she’s played, which range from a romantic teenage comedy (The Kissing Booth) to a real crime drama (The Act).

Joey explained, “ I think being able to be an ordinary person able to transform into someone like Elle Evans, to be like all the girls and to be able to direct a movie, makes sense. ”

Adding to the magazine: “ And also to become someone like Gypsy [Rose Blanchard] and completely strip my vanity. I think people resonate with it, this vanity is not my main goal.