“I’m probably one of the few people you’ve ever met who has never read their Wikipedia page,” Parker said during an interview with Page Six published on July 13. “I think it’s bad to look at things like that. I just think that they can get in [your head] and then you think about them too much.”
It’s a powerful admission from the Fried Green Tomatoes star who has spent decades dodging Hollywood’s typical rules. Despite her time in award-winning shows like Weeds and The West Wing, Parker has never let her notoriety dictate her life. She’s long been guarded about her private world and has spoken candidly about not enjoying the spotlight. While she’s shared glimpses into her life as a single mom, Parker’s never made a habit of bringing her children into the public eye. When she does agree to interviews, they’re tied to her work. Plus, she’s avoided the siren call of social media by choice.
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Other celebrities like Tom Holland and Chrissy Teigen have admitted to either Googling themselves or editing their own Wikipedia pages, and Neil Gaiman even writes entire blog posts explaining specific entries that Wikipedia got wrong.
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