‘Matilda’ actress Mara Wilson empathises with Britney Spears ...United Arab Emirates

Actress and author Mara Wilson, known for her work in ‘Matilda,’ ‘Mrs Doubtfire’ and 1994’s ‘Miracle on 34th Street,’ has penned a powerful essay for the New York Times about Britney Spears and the perils of child stardom. On Tuesday, the NYT published an opinion piece in which Wilson, 33, recalled feeling manipulated and sexualised by the media from a young age — and empathised with pop icon Spears, whom she once told a reporter she hated at age 13. “I didn’t actually hate Britney Spears,” Wilson wrote. “But I would never have admitted to liking her. There was a strong streak of ‘Not Like the Other Girls’ in me at the time, which feels shameful now — although hadn’t I had to believe that,

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